| GENERAL NEWSLETTER NO. 8/11 11 May 2011
LIVING VALUE FOR MAY: TOLERANCE
Dear Parents / Caregivers
I trust everyone had a relaxing time over the extended holiday period. Thank you to those parents who supported our "holiday homework", it has given the children the ability to move forward at a slightly quicker pace.Those children who did not complete the tasks, will have to do them in the afternoon at school.
Our Club Family focus is on the BIG WALK. If we put all our energy into this event we can make our budgeted target which could let you off the hook for the rest of the year. I encourage you to support your class reps by bringing in what's required.
Winter uniform needs to be correctly worn, please don't mix 'n match. Part of being proud of your school is shown in how you wear the uniform. We do have a large stock of jerseys, gyms and skirts in our swop shop.
Our Winter sports are on the go, so please come and support our teams in the afternoons.We have soccer matches on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, with netball matches on Thursdays.
Congratulations to Kamogelo Malise who was selected for the Inter-District soccer team. We wish him and his team success in next week's tournament.
SPORTS RESULTS
Soccer Saxonwold vs Glenhazel Open-lost Under 12-drew Under 11-won Under 10-won
Netball Saxonwold vs Glenhazel Open-won Under 12-lost Under 11-lost Under 10-won
Saxonwold vs Fairsands Open-won Under 12-won Under 11-lost Under 10-lost
STAFF
Mrs Waja has been appointed to the District D9 office in the position of Specialist Educator Supervisor for Foundation Phase Numeracy.We congratulate her on her promotion. This, however, means that Mrs Waja will be leaving Saxonwold at the end of May.A new grade two teacher will be appointed and introduced to the parents as soon as possible.
CHARITY Our charity for the term is to collect non-perishable foods, toiletries and detergents for Othandweni Children's home.
CONDOLENCES Our condolences go the Callaghan and De Kock families on the death of Carlyle Callaghan, a young father at our school.Our thoughts and prayers are with them.
Yours sincerely M.E. WHEATER PRINCIPAL
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