Welcome back to term 3 week 2. Here is this weeks newsletter, 28 July
Good afternoon parents/caregivers,
As we come to the end of our first full school week back post lockdown, we would like to know your thoughts. Please follow the link below to complete the Henderson North School lockdown survey. Thanks, have a great weekend. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdYKOiGM6rl64BggFAOFffRsF-iqlHioqsCNuIQRS8gSZah1w/viewform?vc=0&c=0&w=1 
Kia ora whanau,
On Thursday 14 May the country will move to Level 2. This means that on Monday 18 May school will be open. All staff will meet at school on Thursday to plan for the return. We need to find out how many children will be coming back to school so please fill in the form as that will be emailed to you, go on the website or email us - your teachers will also be asking you. If you choose to keep your children at home - the programmes on TV7 will continue into June. Mr Rudd is making a new plan on how the school will operate for children, teachers and parents at Level 2. We will also forward this to you so you can help us keep the school safe. If you have New Entrants could you please wait until we contact you to organise times for you to visit. We are looking forward to seeing you all back but we know this will be a challenge for both teachers and children, and parents of course. Be Small - Be Distant - Be Kind Kia Kaha Irene Ogden 
Hello friends and family.
Evening parents/caregivers, The Government has decided that we will move into Alert Level 3 on 28 April. That means we will be open to receive students from Wednesday 29 April. The Ministry of Education and also the Prime Minister herself has made it clear that the best place in Alert Level 3 for our children is still to be at home. Children we expect to see at School next Wednesday at Alert Level 3 will be children whose parents or caregivers must go to work and do not have anyone at home, over the age of 14 who can supervise them. If your child has a health condition that means they are at a greater risk of a severe illness you must keep them at home. If your child is sick please also ensure you keep them at home. Please follow the link below by 10:00am this Friday 24th April, indicating if your child is returning to school or not, to assist us with our preparations. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfAcrSiKff_wX64OowHhOyu1bwOGyVw8_581V6hzpfBkQKZ3w/viewform?vc=0&c=0&w=1 Kia Ora whanau, If you are out of supplies, or finding it a little hard. Eat my lunch have totally free parcels available. Funding is limited, however if you would like to apply packs should be available. Please follow the link for an application - https://www.eatmylunch.nz/schools_delivery_2020/ 
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Tēnā koutou e te whānau.
Check out videos made for our HNS learners on Room 8's classroom page.
Go to our website www.hns.school.nz and click on:
Our Learning/Classroom Pages/Room 8
We will add one video a day whilst school gates are closed.
Tamariki are encouraged to comment or share a picture about our videos.
email psimmons@hns.school.nz
Stay creative and Bee a learner!
Check out videos made for our HNS learners on Room 8's classroom page.
Go to our website www.hns.school.nz and click on:
Our Learning/Classroom Pages/Room 8
We will add one video a day whilst school gates are closed.
Tamariki are encouraged to comment or share a picture about our videos.
email psimmons@hns.school.nz
Stay creative and Bee a learner!
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Below are links from the Ministry of Education for:
- Home Learning resource for whānau and teachers.
- Childcare options for essential workers.
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