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22 May 2026
28 May 2026
Hi everyone, attached is next weeks draw.
There has been a typo for the year 7/8 games, so just to clarify:
Crushers play at 4:45pm
Crusaders play at 6:15pm.
Crushers are on bench duty at 5:30pm
Alanna - with adult supervision, Liam, Dean
Reminder that each player in the year 7/8 is listed on duty at least 3 times this term (and likely the same next term) as we are required to have 3 people and 1 adult on bench duty when our team gets listed for it. These are the jobs required of each person while on duty:
- Player 1: iPad (score and fouls, marking down which player did which)
- Player 2: Scoreboard (score, subs, possession and timer)
- Player 3: Game watch (sit in the middle, remembering which player gets scores/fouls and helping others)
- Adult supervision (sits with players and ensures they stay on task)
Thanks everyone who has helped with bench duty so far!
Good luck for next week.
Ngā Mihi,
Zara Setters
CROSS COUNTRY POSTPONED. The weather is looking too cold and wet for tomorrow and the following week, so we will be postponing our cross country event until weather improves. A notice will be sent out for the new date. School uniform compulsory for normal school tomorrow. We will however be having a mini cross country race this week at school for any students keen to try out for the West Coast competition.
Kia ora koutou,
There are a lot of noise out there when it comes to food— what to eat, what to avoid, and what’s considered “good” or “bad”. These messages can make everyday choices feel more complicated than they need to be.
This week’s Nutrition Bites looks at making sense of those messages, and finding a way of eating that feels realistic and works for you and your whānau.
I’ve also included a simple kale chips recipe to try at home, enjoy!
Have a great week ahead
Ngā mihi nui,
Beyning Tey (she/her/ia)
Kaitohutohu Hauora | Health Promotion Advisor (Registered Nutritionist)
National Public Health Service – Te Waipounamu
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