As you will already be aware the government announced last night that there are further community COVID-19 cases in South Auckland, Auckland has moved to Alert Level 3 from 6am today for 7 days. Therefore,schoolwill be closed all week for all students apart from those of essential workers under 14 years of age who have no other whaanau available to look after them.
For all students with devices work will be up on Schoology from 10am every morning and if your teacher is doing a live lesson it will only be during your timetabled akoranga block. All students please follow this link ( https://manurewa.ibcdn.nz/media/2021_02_16_updated-basic-resource.pdf ) for further instructions on how to access our platforms and to complete your eREWA certificate on Schoology. This is your first lockdown etask.
Students who do not have access to a device and/or the internet make sure your Kaitiaki is aware and hard copy learning packs will be available for collection or delivery from Tuesday onwards. We will be in contact again with further details.
If you are a Year 9 student of an essential worker and are under 14 and you do not have other adult whaanau or older siblings who can look after you and you need to come to school tomorrow can you please ensure you email [email protected]ol.nzor phone 09 269 0690 extension 282 with the following information:
ID Number and Full name of the student
Reason for coming in
Please arrive at school at 9am. You will undergo a health check and then be placed in a bubble of 20 students maximum and 1 staff member to work for the day.
All students will be contacted by their Kaitiaki during the week and we will be in touch with further information as it becomes clear what is happening moving forward. Please keep checking our school Facebook page, website, Schoology and your school email for the latest information.
For further advice or information, you can visit the official website https://covid19.govt.nz/ which will always have the most up to date and reliable information. Please remember to live our school values on social media and be aware that not all information is accurate, so use the official websites.
Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions or need support. Kia kaha taatou, look after yourselves and whaanau. We’ve been here before, we got this! Stay home, Save lives.
The school is participating in the Mental Health Foundations Pink Shirt Day promotion.
The event is about working together to stop bullying by celebrating diversity and promoting positive social relationships.
Bullying is a significant problem for New Zealand’s young people and can have serious and ongoing impacts on mental health and wellbeing. Some groups, such as LGBTI (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex) young people, experience much higher rates of bullying.
By getting involved, we can help make our school a place where all young people feel safe, valued and respected regardless of age, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, ability or cultural background.
The cafe has embraced the cause, with a pink theme with its food offerings for the whole week.
Students are encouraged to wear something Pink or the official promotional T-Shirt on the day (Friday 26 May) and bring a gold coin donation.
Watch a Pink Shirt Day video to hear from just a few of the many champions who were involved last year, and see what they did and why.
