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Transition to Nayland Primary School: Nayland Kindergarten News
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Transition to Nayland Primary School. We are looking forward to sharing this blog with Nayland Primary School and sharing the news and happenings at Nayland Kindergarten as most of our children transition to school. Check out our blog - naylandkindy.blogspot.com. Or our website http:/ www.nelsontasmankindergartens.com/nayland-kindergarten.html. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Welcome to Nayland Primary School.
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Transition to Nayland Primary School: Classroom Visits
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Transition to Nayland Primary School. Pre school visits commence five weeks before New Entrants start school. Visits are held with the classroom teacher and provide an opportunity for children to form relationships with their teacher and other students in the room. On these visits the children spend some time learning classroom routines and completing a range of different activities. They also explore the school environment and playground to develop confidence at school. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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Transition to Nayland Primary School: Starting School
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Transition to Nayland Primary School. Starting school is an exciting time in your child's life and a memorable time for parents and families. We aim to make this process as smooth as possible. You can expect the following things to happen. Pre school visits commence five weeks before New Entrants start school. Pre school visits will be arranged with the principal at enrolment up to one term ahead of time. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Welcome to Nayland Primary School.
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Transition to Nayland Primary School: Lunchtime
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Transition to Nayland Primary School. We are a sun smart school so during Term 1 and 4 the children need to have a navy blue sun hat on when outside. Lunch is eaten under the shade sail on the deck by the sandpit. The children are supervised by the duty teacher. The children remain in their classrooms with the class teacher and senior student supervisors to eat lunch. The duty teacher roves through classes to ensure all children are supervised and playing happily. Preparing the school lunch box.
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Transition to Nayland Primary School: June 2011
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Transition to Nayland Primary School. Welcome to Nayland Primary School. Nayland Primary School welcomes all parents/caregivers and students who are transitioning to our school. We have an open door policy and welcome your feedback, comments and any ideas that would improve transition to school in any way for you or your children. On this blog, you will be able to view information about transition to school. Email: office@naylandprimary.school.nz. Whenua Syndicate Leader: Kate Smith.
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Transition to Nayland Primary School: Uniforms
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Transition to Nayland Primary School. Our students wear a regulation uniform which we feel engenders high standards and pride in the school and its work. Our students are expected to be clean, neat and tidy in their dress, grooming and personal hygiene. They are required to wear a navy bucket or wide brimmed sun hat in Terms 1. And 4 The children's shoes need to be suitable for Physical Education. Blue tights and thermal tops under our Nayland School uniform. Navy Blue shorts and Polar Fleece.
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Transition to Nayland Primary School: Parent Meeting Dates
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Transition to Nayland Primary School. Parent meetings are a time when we share information about life at our school and how you can assist your child to transition positively into our school environment. Parents and extended family members are welcome to attend these meetings. Our next parent information meetings are:. Term 1: Wednesday 9th March - 2pm and 7pm. Term 2: Wednesday 8th June - 2pm and 7pm. Term 3: Wednesday 31st August - 2pm and 7pm. Term 4: Wednesday 9th November - 2pm and 7pm.
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Transition to Nayland Primary School: Enrolment
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Transition to Nayland Primary School. All students must be enrolled at Nayland Primary prior to starting school. Enrolment time is a great opportunity for you to talk with the Principal and discuss your child's needs and any concerns you may have about starting school. Student enrolment is usually completed by the Principal. You need to bring:. Birth certificate or passport. You will fill out a school enrolment form (we will help you with this if you need support) and receive:. A class stationery list.
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Transition to Nayland Primary School: Welcome to Nayland Primary School
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Transition to Nayland Primary School. Welcome to Nayland Primary School. Nayland Primary School welcomes all parents/caregivers and students who are transitioning to our school. We have an open door policy and welcome your feedback, comments and any ideas that would improve transition to school in any way for you or your children. On this blog, you will be able to view information about transition to school. Email: office@naylandprimary.school.nz. Whenua Syndicate Leader: Kate Smith.
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Transition to Nayland Primary School: Rainbow Club
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Transition to Nayland Primary School. Rainbow Club is an optional pre school programme which prospective new entrants and a parent/caregiver attend prior to starting school. This programme is held on Thursday afternoon and commences 5-6 weeks before New Entrants start school. The focus of this programme is for your children to get to know other children who will be starting school around the same time as them and establish a relationship with their teacher away from the busyness of the class.
