25 March 2019

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Principals supporting Principals… Principals supporting Principles!

Kia Ora

Please find this week’s Monday Mailing below.

I hope you all have been able to make something positive out of Christchurch. If it means, as a country we become more tolerant of our fellow New Zealanders differences, then that has to be a good thing.

As we move into the last few weeks of school you start wondering how quickly the term has gone. Then again summer just seems to be going on and on. Have a great week.

Kind regards

Tony Mangan
Glenview School

WPA Dates

Have you voted Yet!!!! Help get a local voice on the Teachers Council.

One of our members Geoff Booth has been nominated to represent the Primary Principal's on the newly established Teachers Council of Aotearoa New Zealand.

Voting for the positions close this Tuesday so let's get in behind Geoff and offer him your support through your vote. Make sure you remind all your staff to vote. At this stage only 3% of eligible voters have cast a vote. It closes early this week.

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Help!!

A favour please:

The Alternate Education (AE) Providers in Hamilton are seeking reading material of school journals, including Young People’s Writing for use with their students. Library books would also be considered if in reasonable order. If any schools have outdated, surplus or no longer required sets or copies of journals suitable for Reading Ages 10 plus please email Lance Langley (ATC) Lance.Langley@trainme.org.nz, or Rachel and Clive Bourne - South Pacific Island Institute(SPI) LTD southpacificislandsinstitute@gmail.com to arrange a pick up. Your contributions will be greatly appreciated.

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