

Congratulations to the Winners of our 2016 AIMS Games Raffle:
1st Prize – Sharp Top Mount Refrigerator with Champagne Silver Finish valued at $1049
Winner: Tracey Smith
2nd Prize – Health Basket valued at $300
Winner: Lorraine Davis
3rd Prize – Spices Thai Restaurant Botany Junction gift voucher valued at $100
Winner: Bevin Adamson
Term 3 is a very busy time for us all and illustrates the numerous opportunities our students are provided to grow their greatness.
My compliments to everyone who entered the Speech Finals on Friday. Ms Lambert and I had a very difficult task separating the top speeches and we were very impressed with the overall quality. Students provided original, sophisticated, informative speeches in a highly accomplished manner – congratulations.
This week is an exciting one for the cast and crew of “Popstars”. Months of rehearsing will come to an end with the opening show and we are sure the students will have a great time performing to large audiences.
Science Fair and Maths Week provides plenty of academic challenge to students and the winter sports continue with great performances by our basketball, netball and soccer teams.
Finally an amazing bit of information was that over a quarter of our students volunteered to host the Year 6 Open Evening – what an amazing reflection of the passion our students have for their school and desire to serve.
Growing greatness – kia mana ake
Miss Shields and her team of Mission Heights Junior College students + staff have been working very hard during the holidays, and are proud to be presenting the 2016 School Production “POPSTARS: A 90’S Musical” on the following dates:
Wednesday 10th August at 7pm
Thursday 11th August at 7pm
Friday 12th August at 7pm
Saturday 13th August at 2pm
Saturday 13th August at 7pm
Cost: (Tickets are available for purchase at the MHJC reception)
Adults $15
Students: MHJC and Senior College $10
Children: Primary school and under $8
Family: 2 adults 2 children: $35
The production has your favourite 90’s hits from all of your favourite artists, including: Brittany Spears, Backstreet Boys, N’Sync, Spice Girls, NKTOB, Christina Aguilera, Boys to Men, MC Hammer, Mariah Carey and many more. With exciting dance routines and a hilarious plot, we hope that you will extend your support for students and staff by attending the production!
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At the end of Term 2, students from the Enviro DEEP teamed up with the Manukau Beautification Trust and WaiCare to clean up the community. Within 45 minutes, the group had hauled rubbish out of the reserve at the corner of Valderama Drive and Bellagio Way.
Students were surprised how much inorganic waste was being dumped, including spare tyres and old camping equipment. Indeed, so much rubbish was pulled out, that the group filled two trailers!
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With only a few days to go before the start of term 3 I wanted to wish everyone all the best for the new term.
I trust all are rested and have managed to find some Vitamin D somewhere!
Our best wishes also go to the staff and students involved in the school musical “Popstars” which will be performed in week 3 (10-13 August). It promises to be an outstanding show so make sure you get your tickets as soon as they are available.
The talented team has been rehearsing since the beginning of the year and I commend their commitment having given up a large part of their holidays to work on the show.
Growing greatness – kia mana ake
Please be informed that it is compulsory for students to wear helmets if you are using skateboards, scooters or bikes at school.
Students with bikes are not allowed to cycle around the school unless you are engaged in a special activity under the supervision of a teacher.
Naddy Naidoo