Room 17 Selling Puppets at Silverdale Market on Saturday Morning

Room 17 are Selling Puppets at Silverdale Market on Saturday Morning!
Room 5 will also be selling their Play dough and Room 28 will be selling their Bookmarks!

Be there to see their great products!

GHS Animation Festival Thursday 29th Sept!

GHS Rugby World Cup Festival

Friday 23rd September, 4.00 - 6.00pm.

Venue - Gulf Harbour School

Come along and join the fun!

Music, food & refreshments for everyone.

Super bake stall, Sausage Sizzle, Cafe and Lolly scramble.

Support your favourite team & support our school in this event.

This is one special magical moment not to be missed.

Come on the best team!!

The Guardian of the Bridge Show Rooms 19 - 22

This exciting show with singing and dancing by our Year 1 & 2 children is on the following days:

Tuesday 4th October, 2pm & 7pm

Thursday October 6th, 7pm.

Cost $10 for 2 adults and up to 3 children or $3 a ticket. 

Tickets on sale from Monday 19th September before and after school in Rooms 8/9

Come along and enjoy Year 1 & 2 children performing for you.

Local ‘Jim’ makes the walk to school safe again for Gulf Harbour School pupils

Thank you so much to Keith Duffin from Jims Mowing and Gary Turton (Dad from school) for making this palm safe for our children to walk past.

Seeing the danger to the Gulf Harbour School children who use the footpath on Shakespear Road just inches from the spikes of this partly pruned palm, concerned Keith Duffin of Jims Mowing so much he had to do something about it.

‘These spikes are extremely sharp and the kids walk, run and ride bikes right past here each day on their way to and from school. Kids don’t realise how dangerous they are, one slip and these spikes will skewer them. So I asked the property owner if I could make it safe – for no charge” said Keith.

Previous attempts to trim the fronds had left the hard sharp spikes pointing straight towards the footpath. ”I’ve brushed against these palms while mowing other customers lawns and got the spikes stuck in me, they are very painful and difficult to remove” said Keith. After a trim and with a trailer full of palm fronds – the children can get past with more space and safely.

Keith has a word of advice to other property owners with palms. “Many people don’t know how to prune palms. If you are going to prune them make sure you cut them right back to the trunk to remove all the hard spikes that are nearer the trunk”. “Wear strong leather gloves and protection from the spikes and be sure to dispose of the fronds immediately as they are still very dangerous if on the ground and someone walks over them.”

Year 8 Parents Camp Meeting

Reminder we have a meeting for parents of students attending the year 8 camp – Tongariro.

The purpose of this meeting is to address and clarify any issues of concern.

Wednesday 14^th September 7.00pm  Staffroom

7.00pm – 7.45pm  Parents of students attending camp.

7.45pm – 8.30pm Briefing for parents attending camp.

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