Nominations for Board of Trustees have now closed.
Congratulations to Leigh Perry who will continue to be the staff representative.
An election for 5 parent representatives will take place on 30 May 2013.
Nominees for Parent representatives are:
Aroha Beck
Belinda Cordwell
David Heard
Peter Kill
Alistair Plimmer
Cindy Wilson
Voting papers will be sent next week and must be returned to the school office by noon on 30 May or, post marked no later than 29 May.
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Welcome to the Greytown School Website.
Some facts about us:
Greytown School was first established in 1857.
It is a full primary for students from Years 1-8.
The school draws students from the town and from the surrounding farming areas. The school has a positive partnership with the community.
We take pride in ensuring that students have access to quality learning opportunities.
We strive to provide a safe, attractive, caring and supportive environment for all students and staff.
Students are encouraged to strive for excellence in sport, the arts and academic endeavours.
The 'Events Calendar' will enable you to diary dates that have been set for the rest of the year allowing you to plan for these in a timely way.
Download our newsletter and don't forget to sign up to our email list so that notice of a new newsletter being posted on the site gets emailed to you automatically.
This list will be used to send other messages as well.
TERM DATES FOR 2013
Term 1 30 Jan to 19 April 108 half days
Term 2 6 May to 12 July 98 half days
Term 3 29 July to 27 Sept 90 half days
Term 4 14 Oct to 13 Dec 88 half days
Our day is split into four learning sessions.
8.50 to 10.20 First session
Morning Break
10.40 to 12.00 Second session
First Lunch Break
12.30 to 1.30 Third session
Second Lunch Break
2.00 to 3.00 Fourth session
As we develop this site we would appreciate feedback from site visitors about how we can enhance it so that it gives you the information you want.
Regards
Kevin Mackay
Principal
Greytown Class Creates Boxes of Hope
During January 2012, when planning for the new year at school, teacher Sally Morch decided that the children in the class needed to look outside themselves and their immediate area. What better way to do this than to plan for an interaction between a class at a Christchurch school and her class in Greytown, New Zealand far away from the destruction?
Check out this link to see an article on the results.
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