Welcome to 2025

Plus Eastyn who is visting whanau on the South Island. I will update the photo when she returns. 
 

Te Puna o ngā Korimako


Welcome to 2025.

 My name is Whaea Kim. I am the class kaiako and Whaea Jude is our kaiawhina. We have had a fabulous 4 days getting to know each other so far. 

Whaea Jude

Thank you to those who have sent along the stationery. Every day the children ask to do some work in their books so this is appreciated. We will swim every day at 12.20pm while it is so hot so please send togs and a towel.


My email address is kim@waitaraeast.co.nz

Our class celebrations and sharing of our learning will be shared in this blog and communications about upcoming school events will be done on Hero and the school Facebook page. Please let me know if you need support accessing Hero or call in at the office for Maggie or Jane to help you.

Again, welcome and I look very forward to getting to know you and your child as the year progresses. 

Whaea Kim

 

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  1. Perrie TopiaFebruary 9, 2025 at 5:02 PM

    It is great to see your blog up and running Korimako. I cant wait to see the exciting learning that will be going on in your class this year.

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