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Mt Maunganui Intermediate School, 21 Lodge Avenue, Mt Maunganui 3116 Phone 07 575 5512 Email: [email protected]

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2 June 2017

IN THIS NEWSLETTER

Principals Report

Speech Results

Room 19 Learning Page

Situations Vacant

Anchor AIMS Congratulations

and Reports

Other Sports Information

Community Notices

C O M I N G E V E N T S 2017

SEPTEMBER 2017 26 Year 7 Accelerate Testing

27 Ballot for Out of Zone Enrolments

29 Last Day Term 3

OCTOBER 2017

4 Out of Zone Students Notified

16 First Day Term 4

NOVEMBER 2017

20 Accelerate Class Placements Notified

21 Mt Primary Orientation

22 Tahatai Coast Orientation

23 Omanu Primary Orientation

28 Arataki Orientation

DECEMBER 2017

18 Last Day Term 4

MT MAUNGANUI INTERMEDIATE

22 September 2017

Newsletter No.

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FROM THE PRINCIPAL

Kia Ora Koutou Wow! What a week. A huge thank you to everyone involved in the Anchor AIMS Games. MMI placed 3rd out of 303 schools. What an incredible effort and achievement. We have endeavoured to capture as much as we can in this newsletter. If we have inadvertently missed any of our students’ achievements please let us know. Thank you to all staff, students and community members who coached, managed, umpired, supported and played. We are so incredibly proud of you all. To the students and staff who remained behind at school, thank you for your support and we hope you enjoyed your creative week. As a reward, the whole school will be having the Blue Light team in next Wednesday for a free sausage sizzle and an extended break time. MMI you rock! Lisa Morresey Principal

SPEECH RESULTS Our school speech finals were held this week. Congratulations to all students who competed. You represented your classes and houses extremely well. We were incredibly impressed with the calibre of your speeches. We heard some great topics, your speeches were well written and your confidence and public speaking skills were amazing. :-) Well done to the students listed below:

YEAR 7’s YEAR 8’s Tyne Johanson Sarah Burke Grayden Robinson Paige Mohn Keilani Tiopira-Horne Robin Guy Mackenzie Willson Will Fraser Richard Denyer Levi Muller Olivia Davidson Noah Hargreaves Grace Momsen Riley Brady Helena Campbell Marielle Dulangon Tasha Smith-Bonnar Devon Smith Lauren Tappenden Bella Rejthar Sam Orsler Maya Carr Neve Ganley In Year 7, 1st place went to Grace Momsen with her inspiring speech on “Self confidence”. Keilani Tiopira-Horne and Richard Denyer won 2nd and 3rd places respectively. In Year 8, 1st place went to Levi Muller with his entertaining and thought provoking speech on “Boys who dance”. Maya Carr and Will Fraser were placed 2nd and 3rdrespectively. We wish Grace and Levi the best of luck as they prepare for the inter school competition next week, as MMI representatives. Kia Kaha Grace and Levi.




ROOM 19 LEARNING PAGE




ANCHOR AIMS GAMES 2017 OPENING CEREMONY KAPA HAKA

An extremely proud moment for our MMI whanau and community, with the inclusion of 4, year 8 boys, participating in the Kapa Haka group for the Anchor AIMS Opening ceremony held on Sunday night. The boys attended 2 training sessions, at Tauranga Intermediate and held their mana with pride, on the ASB Tect Arena stage. We are all very very proud of you boys - Ka mau te wehi!!! Our 4 year 8 boys, pictured below, included Johnny-Hayze Peniata (front), Breiton Tuwairua, Kyran Standen and Ranginui Meads (back).




ANCHOR AIMS GAMES RESULTS/PHOTOS & REPORTS

What a tournament – 8 games over 5 days! In our first game we had a 1 point win over Orewa College. Then we pulled off wins against Ashbrook and our local Te Kura Kaupapa Kokiri, to win our pool. The crossover, against Christchurch South, was our toughest game in the entire tournament and we played hard, but couldn’t combat their height and athleticism losing by 14. This put us into playing for 17th-32nd. We had close games and lost by 4 or less against Karori Normal Intermediate, John Paul College and Albany Junior High. Where’s a buzzer beater when you need one? We did pull off a convincing win against Mountainview Intermediate, from Taupo, to put us in 28th place out of the 67 teams. All in all, a great AIMS tournament played with pride, determination and teamwork. Team members: Connor Macdonald (team medal winner), Jacob Hall, Austin Cashmore, Kyran Standen, Will Fraser, Oliver Taylor, Seth Whinney, Cameron Skilton, James Walker, Breiton Tuwairua, Benjamin Lindsey, Kameo Wagner. Coaches: Leanne Hall, Joe Broughton. Manager: Anna Walker.

The 2017 Girls AIMs basketball team was made up of 11 girls: Makana Horne, Lily Rall, Brooke Watson, Nikki Whyte, Kalea Earles, Piper Thomas, Lucy Sandford, Ivy Mitchell, Angeleah Fraser, Sarah Burke and Sia Fotu. As a newly formed team, the girls performed well above what they had expected. They played 8 games over the week and all apart from 1 game, against Takapuna Intermediate, the scores were incredibly close, with several wins and losses of only 1 point. The game against Takapuna Intermediate (who went on to be the 2017 winners) was the toughest game, but the Mount girls still managed to pull out some great defence and played well as a team to the end. They learnt so much and improved incredibly throughout the tournament. Outside the competitive aspect of the games, the girls had a lot of great experiences and made friendships with players from other teams. Some of the girls also billeted players from Waimea Intermediate, Nelson, which was a lot of fun. They also enjoyed shared lunches, watched other sports and loved the whole atmosphere of the week. Both teams were a credit to our school in behaviour and effort, and the quality of coaching was outstanding and passionate. A huge thank you from all the team members for all the support received from coaches, managers and parents.

BOYS BASKETBALL – 28th

GIRLS BASKETBALL- 20th




The MMI Boys AIMS football team was very young relative to the competition. The 13-strong squad included 10, Year 7 players that will be eligible again next year. After winning 3, losing 2 and drawing 1 game we finished 4th of 8 teams in our group. We were then the only 4th placed team to win its Round of 16 match. Things got exciting after that when our two finals matches went to penalty shootouts. We emerged victorious after the first but weren’t so lucky in the second. In the end we finished the competition in 22nd place out of 59 teams. It was a respectable result in the circumstances and the tournament was a great experience for all involved. Team: Jed Davis, Tay Ririnui, Tommy Crockford, Ashton Pellow, Reed Tong, Jonty Burggraaf, Finley Stanelin, Gene Baggott, Brodie Gilmore, Jacob Rolleston, Tristan Kawana, Haki Argent and Zac Bryant. Our player of the week was Brodie Gilmore. Coaches: Paul Davis, Maia Ririnui.

Olivia Arnold, Holly Bathgate, Luiza Farias, Olivia Marlowe, Milly Swanberg, Cate Ratcliffe, Aneesha Shallcross, Aiyana Rogoz, Mya Brickley, Neve Simpson, Rachael Cawte, Willow McBride. The Football Girls had an amazing week at the AIMS Games. In preparation for the AIMS Games the girls dedicated themselves to three trainings a week, and their hard work certainly paid off. We came 16th out of 39 teams, and we came away as the top Bay of Plenty team. Rachael Cawte was also awarded MVP as she saved the day over and over again, by defending and winning the ball back from the opposition. A big thank you to Ana Sheerin who managed the team and also helped out at trainings and throughout AIMS week. Also a big thank you to the wonderful parents and and supporters who helped out during AIMS week. I am very proud of the girls and the effort that they put in throughout trainings and the games. You did our school proud! - Hannah O'Kane (Coach)

BOYS FOOTBALL- 22nd

GIRLS FOOTBALL – 16th




The futsal boys had an amazing 4 days at ASB Arena. They had outstanding games, going through the pool round, cross over, quarter-finals and semi-finals, unbeaten. The boys gave it their all in the final, in front of a very vocal home crowd, coming away with SILVER MEDALS. It was an extremely tight game, which could have gone either way! The final score was 2-1. The boy’s attitude in all games was fantastic. Both Colm (coach) and Jen (manager) were extremely proud of them all, as were all their supportive parents. Watch out for these future All Whites!! Team: Nathan Rostron, Ethan Pearson, Michael Kennedy, Mani Noel, Bailey Rota, Jye Reid, Joshua Gore and Mitchell Bark Riki (GK).

The MMI gym team had fantastic 4 days competing against the best for AIMS. Sunday and Monday were the open junior’s team. They competed an amazing first day, winning gold for the school, the team consisted of Charlise Byrne, Tayla Hopkins, Jaime Pedersen, Lauren Tappenden. Charlise won gold as an individual. Tuesday and Wednesday consisted to the two twisters teams and a flyers team. With 2 great days, we had the MIN twisters team A winning silver medals. The team consisted of Samara Manzanares, Chloe Sontagg-Wilton, Olivia Way and Maddy Abrahams. Olivia just missed out on bronze as an individual, placing 4th. All the teams, including, Tegan Sloan, Katie Earp, Amy Stavert, Kaylee Hodder, Zoe Van de Pol, Sally Macleod, Camille Watt, Paige Thom, Jemma Turnwald and Lucy Turnwald, competed to their absolute best, making themselves and the school proud.

FUTSAL - SILVER

GYMNASTICS – GOLD, SILVER




This the first year MMI have had a Hip Hop Team for AIMS. It was a fierce event with 24 teams competing. The team managed to grab a well earned 4th place with their sharp routine. A big thanks to Henderson, their coach, from Urban Dance! The crew: Ella Radovanovich, Ula Plajh, Maia Ensor, Neva Roy, Piper Gorman, Makayla Biggs, Emee McRae, Maia Fleming, Aria Chiari, Zena Anglard, Sivana Alablaster and Lyla Radich. Congratulations also to Zena Angland for scoring the top team player award.

Team members for Aerobics were: Renee Banks, Rhiannon Tappenden, Rebecca Dooney, Emee MacRae, Piper Gorman, Makayla Biggs, Bella Rejthar. The above pupils were part of MMIS aerobics team. They represented MMIS extremely well on night. The team has gone from strength to strength and with the incredible guidance, training and support, from their dedicated coaches, Mrs Teirney and Catalina.They girls had spent many hours learning the routine and practicing their moves. For some of these delightful girls this was their first time competing in an aerobics competition. They all deserve a pat on the back for all their hard work and contribution to the team. The special Aims Games Team Player medal went to Emee MacRae. We are all very proud of their 6th place.

HIP HOP – 4th

AEROBICS – 6th




We had a great week, playing 10 games in total, against some very tough Auckland competition. We came through our pool play and crossovers with 7 wins and 1 draw, heading us into a semi-final against Aquinas!! Over 8 games we scored 90 goals, while conceding only 6!! Matt Anderson, (our goalie) was truly amazing!! We were nervous against Aquinas, but we played with guts and determination, to win 4-1. Our greatest achievement of the week, or most satisfying, at least. Our final against St Peters was exciting but they were just too strong, in the end and we lost 5-3, in the last quarter. We have great depth across our team and every single player scored a goal at some time during the tournament. Matt, Xavier, Jack, Ruby, Gus, Charlie, EJ, Harry, Ethan and Blake - outstanding effort kids, you make us very proud every single day. Coaches, Ryan and Bae kept everyone motivated with our chant and lucky smurfs. Charlie Bury took out the AIMS Team medal for his attitude and charm across the week. We are heading to North Islands at the end of October so we have one last chance to secure GOLD!!

Congratulations to the Girls Waterpolo team, Grace Akroyd, Mia and Ellie Thompson, Immy Coffey, Issy Reardon- Pollet, Olive Abrahams, Quinn Farley and Katie Parkinson! We are very proud of the girls, playing together for the first time at AIMS. They remained upbeat and enthusiastic throughout to finish 5th, after playing some very tough games, against strong talented competitors. Special thanks going to Emma Jones, EJ Rieger and Ella Pollock, for giving up their time to coach and manage.

OPEN WATER POLO - SILVER

GIRLS WATER POLO – 5th




Congratulations to all those who competed in the AIMS Cross Country. The competition was run in terrible conditions and had some great runners over a tough 3km course. All our runners gave it their best and had some pleasing results. Olivia Hala and Lucy Bartlett both finished in the top ten of their respective races. Our Year 8 girls teams came fifth, and just missed out on the bronze medal by 5 points. Our championship relay team ran 12 laps of a 1km course to finish 8th. Our para athlete runner, Joel, had a great run to cross the line first in his race. Well done to the following runners:

Joel Johnson Prescott, Olivia Hala, Jazmin Mitchell, Pipi Roper, Lacey Cassidy-Astill, Gene Baggott, Reed Tong, Daniel Boase, Noah Johnstone, Felix Bird, Lucy Bartlett, Leah Collins, Poppy Wilson, Olive Abrahams and Finn Hansen.

All team members had a fantastic week of competition. The girls’ team took out gold after a nail biting final eventually winning by 3 games to 2. They also won the girls team cup. Marielle Dulangon and Charla Dougal took out bronze in the girl’s doubles, after losing in a closely fought semi-final against the Somerville girls. Marielle Dulangon and Tommy Power won silver in the mixed doubles. Marielle took out gold, in the girl’s singles, after an incredible fight back from being 2-1 down.

Although the boys did not take out any championship honors they all performed well in the team, doubles and singles events. A credit to their dedication, towards training sessions, during their lunch breaks.

TABLE TENNIS - GOLD, SILVER, BRONZE

CROSS COUNTRY




Our goal for 2017 was to place in the top 8. In our pool games, we played Sylvia Park and won 43 -5, Northcross we lost 22-7 and Kamo we lost 10 -5. In two pool games, we played Tauranga first up and won 12-10. Our 2nd game was against the 2016 AIMS Champions Royal Oak - we won 12-10. Our final game of pool play was against Highlands we won 41 - 0. Crossover games, we ended up in the top 8 - Yes!!! Our pool of 4 was going to be tough. The first game was against Titahi Bay. MMI won 36 - 7. We then met Royal Oak again, where we lost in the final minute 15-14. However, we came back positive and determined, winning against Northcross 31 -17. This win put us into the top 4!!! Finals day, we met Tauranga again in our semi-final. We won in a nail biter match 12-10. MMI Girls Rugby 7s were into the FINALS!!! We played Royal Oak in another tough game - even though we lost the game 17 – 10, we returned home winners with the Silver medal. An extremely proud coach, team and supporting whanau, parents and community.

Mount Maunganui Intermediate Boys Rugby 7s team had 5 hard days of 7s rugby, playing 12 games throughout the competition. We won 5 out of 6 pool games to finish 2nd in our pool, and go into the cross overs for places 1- 12. We had many close games through the playoffs with the 24-12 win over, unbeaten Peterhead School, the highlight. At our best, we played great 7s but, unfortunately, were not always consistent and always struggled in our last game of the day. We ended up 10th out of 49th teams. It was a tough tournament and a big step up for our players. Other highlights were meeting All Blacks 7s captain Scott Curry and Black Ferns fullback Selica Winiata, who let us hold and have photo with the Womens Rugby World Cup. Well done to the following players: Matt Stewart, Micah Fale, Melie Faiva, Vili Potter, Tipene Dickson, Jimmi Robins, Kaia Russell, Justin Falken, Steven Khoun, Elias Marks, and Jai Knight.

GIRLS RUGBY SEVENS - SILVER

BOYS RUGBY SEVENS – 10TH




9 of our 18 players were part of the 113 students who qualified in the singles competition. It is a really great achievement just to qualify for post section play in indoor bowls. Beth Simpson achieved 7th overall in the singles competition, with Morgan McKay gaining 13th place, from 309 students entered. Awesome achievements girls! 148 teams were entered the pairs competition, 47 teams qualified for post section play. 6 of the 10 teams we entered qualified. Angus Goodwin and Simon Wagstaff played awesome bowls all day. They beat Opotiki Primary in the playoff, to win the bronze medal. Congratulations! Other members of our team were; Dylan Mortimore, Kian Mahy, Michael Burke, Daniel Whyte, Abby Hughes, Joseph O’Connor, Logan Peck, Jackson Meyer, Toby Scott, Roman Vincent, Grace Momsen, Connor Kitson, Cameron Ford, Grayden Robinson, Ben Ngapo and Ainsley Osborne. Our TEAM PLAYER goes to Beth Simpson. She is always polite, well mannered, responsible, caring and supportive. Beth achieved well in the singles and was unjustly eliminated from qualifying in the pairs. A huge THANK YOU to the Tauranga Indoor Bowls Assn, who ran this tournament. Also to the local players, many elderly, who came along and helped all week. And, lastly, to Alison Cowan and Roger Bartosh, who put so much of their time into coaching our team. We really appreciate the time you give to our students. THANK YOU, also, to Andrea Mahy Photography, our team photographer. Margaret Taylor - Teacher In Charge of Indoor Bowls

The Mt Intermediate hockey team played in the 6-a-side mixed competition. This competition comprised of 40 teams. We played 8 games, won 5, drew 1, lost 2. We scored 52 goals and had 21 goals against us. After 8 physical games, over 5 days, it was an impressive effort to finish 19th. The team was Anna Brock, Arlo Carruthers, Cory Bond, Devon Smith, Flynn Chisholm, Kara Ewen, Levi Muller, Neva Roy, Patrick Marshall and Raanik Patel. The “MVP” for the tournament was Raanik Patel and the “Team Player” of the tournament was Flynn Chisholm. Thanks to Mr Logan, for being the team manager, for the week and also the great support from the parents who kept the team together in between games, building the team morale and spirit. Also, thanks to the school community, who came out to support the team, it meant a lot to them. The week was amazing and I was very privileged to be coaching such an attentive, positive and skilful group of athletes. I would like to wish them all the very best in their future hockey careers and I look forward to seeing them on the turf next season. Jitu Patel – Coach.

INDOOR BOWLS - BRONZE

HOCKEY – 19th




The 7 swimming representatives, from Mt Maunganui Intermediate, had an outstanding AIMS games meet and were the overall winning school team for the first time ever. The swimmers were Zyleika Pratt-Smith, Ruby Helm, Lucy Bartlett, Poppy Wilson, Tegan Sloan, Xavier Morrison and Gus Shivnan.

Zyleika swam exeptionally well throughout all her races claiming 9 gold medals and a silver and 1st overall 13 year old girl. Ruby also had an outstanding performance, claiming the first overall 12 year old girl, 4 golds and 3 bronze. Lucy Bartlett claimed 4 gold, 1 bronze. Gus Shivnan 1 gold and 1 bronze. Poppy, Tegan, Xavier swam consistently well and all made several personal best times. Well done team.

The girls fought hard, playing 13 games over the AIMS week, spending some of their days cold and wet. From 13 games they won 6, drew 4 games and lost 3. We came 3rd in the B Grade and came 43rd out of 128 teams.

On a cold Wednesday, our athletes headed to McLarens Falls Park, to compete in the AIMS multisport (2.4Km Run/3.8Km Mountain Bike/1.0Km Kayak). Congratulations to Lucy Bartlett, who came third in the Year 8 girls race. Cam Ford and Arlo Cullwick, who took the bronze medal in the Year 7 boys team event. The ultimate relay team of Lucy, Cam and Arlo came in 7th place. Well done to the following students; Olivia Hala, Lochie Parker, Cam Ford, Nick Gibbard, Lucy Bartlett, Kaia Cassaidy, Ryan Dunn, Alex Padfield and Jared Lord.

MULTISPORT - BRONZE

SWIMMING – GOLD, SILVER, BRONZE

NETBALL – 43rd




Our 3 canoe slalom athletes, Arlo Cullwick, Kaia Cassaidy, and Noah Hargreaves, all competed in the canoe slalom, on the Thursday of AIMS. Congratulations to Arlo who ended up getting 3rd equal and taking away the bronze medal.

Our 2 golf players Riley Brady and Paul Huppmann, both played 4 days of golf, at the Omokoroa, Te Puke, Tauranga and Mount Maunganui golf courses. Congratulations to Riley Brady, who took out the bronze medal, in the golf stablefords.

Well done to Simon Wagstaff, who was our lone sailor, who braved the conditions for the first 3 days of AIMS.

We had 7 squash players compete at AIMS. The team was Jack Turner, Daniel Guildford, Zak Morrison, Libby Price, Danielle Flood-Smith, Brooke Steele, and Emma Merson. All of them had great fun and played about 6 games each.

Jack Blow and Fergus Roberts both competed as

individuals and in the doubles for tennis. They lost in the first round of doubles to a strong combination. Jack finished in the top 16, and Fergus lost in the plate semi final.

CANOE SLALOM – BRONZE

GOLF - BRONZE

YACHTING

TENNIS

SQUASH

WOW,

AMAZING

REPRESENTATION

AND RESULTS

FROM MMI!




COASTAL VALUE CERTIFICATES 2017 TERM 3 – WEEK 8

1

Mason Allen For being a great team member during ‘Survivor Week’, completing work in class and putting in 100% effort during PE games.

2

Duncan Dodds For finishing your first chapter book EVER and for the awesome progress you’ve been making in Mathematics. Keep it up!!

3

QinYi Lin For your kind and sharing nature as well as using your origami skills to teach others.

4

Harmony Carter For going above and beyond to be supportive and helpful and for being brave and presenting your speech to Motuotau.

5

Olive Abrahams For being self managing and focused in your learning and showing ambition and enthusiasm in AIMS last week. Happy Birthday for today also!

6

Matthew Clark For his positive attitude towards learning and for embracing a range of experiences and opportunities.

7

Harlee Fisher For constantly showing our Coastal Values and having a positive attitude in her learning. Well done Harlee.

8

Emma Merson For her positive attitude towards being a writer and improving because of it.

9

Jye Reid For consistently being a focused learner and a positive class member.

11

Daniel Medcalf For always striving for the best in all areas of learning. Thank you for being the bubbly fun personality you are!

12

Jamie Cunningham-Elmsly

For your improved learning in literacy, in particular writing. Well done with your e-asTTle writing test result!

13

Noah Hargreaves For an excellent, original and humorous speech on the benefits of being short. Ka rawe Noah.

14

Richard Denyer For a well structured informative and entertaining speech on learning a second language.

15

Gus Shivnan For a well written speech on why it is important to learn to swim.


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18

Heath Hammonds For his contributions during Mathematics lessons and demonstrating a focused approach to his learning.

19

Joshua Robb For an increased effort to improve the quality of your writing and showing a positive attitude. Miharo!

20

Ezekiel Stuart For asking good questions to further his understanding during Reading and Maths warm ups.

21

Violet Ryder For consistently following the Coastal Values, and completing work to a high standard. Kei te pai!

22

George Mills For ongoing, positive attitude towards your learning and always displaying the Coastal Values. Ka rawe George.

Visual Arts

Kaia Russell Room 3

For his positive attitude and working creatively with a range of mediums within his perspective art piece.

Digi Tech

Olivia Marlowe Room 5

For her willingness to learn new skills and complete set tasks to a high level of achievement.

Music

Emilie Arthur Room 3

For your quiet and focussed approach to all tasks. Achieving at a high level.

Dance & Drama

Seth Parkes Room 12

For his mature approach to new learning experiences

Food Tech

Logan Peck Room 15

For qualifying in Singles and Pairs and managing yourself so well at Anchor AIMS Games Indoor Bowls.

You can find all results at this link: http://www.nzaimsgames.co.nz/2017-results/

A special mention must be made of Zyleika Pratt-Smith who won 9 gold medals and 1 silver medal in swimming at AIMS games. What a fantastic personal achievement!

Well done Zyleika!


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It has been a ‘hive of activity’ on the active transport front the last couple of weeks building up for community engagement for the Tauranga Cycle Plan. Has been fantastic working with student groups on their plans to encourage their own school communities to have their say about how we can make Tauranga easier and safer for people on bikes. The website has some awesome tools to help people provide feedback – mapping tool, surveys, sharing ideas, best practise examples and schools competition section where you will be able to view all the wonderful videos we received from schools. Check it out and have your say www.tauranga.govt.nz/cycling Tauranga Cycle Plan - Schools Video Competition Thank you for supporting your students to create such wonderful videos to encourage their school communities to help shape the future for biking. I’m sure you will enjoy viewing the videos as much as we did. The judges had their work cut out for them! We received 15 entries into the video competition. Congratulations to our winners a $100 prezzie card will be coming your way, and an invitation to present your video and work to Council Transport Committee! Primary Category - Golden Sands School, Pillans Point School, Mount Maunganui Primary School Intermediate Category – Mount Maunganui Intermediate Congratulations to our lucky draw winners a $50 prezzie card is coming your way! Otumoetai Primary School, Gate Pa School, Welcome Bay School. Good luck to your students for the next phase of the Tauranga Cycle Plan J Ngā mihi nui Cindi, Karen and Ros Travel Safe

WE ARE WINNERS!!

Please help us get more people riding their bikes

Our council have created a new schools competition to get feedback on how we can make Tauranga easier and safer for people on bikes. From Monday 18 Sept - 5th November 2017 you can go online to give feedback - www.tauranga.govt.nz/cycling. They have some awesome tools on their website to help you provide feedback on how to make it easier and safer for people to ride bikes around our city. All feedback counts, so whanau, parents, grandparents, neighbours and friends can go online and tell Council where you think there should be cycle lanes, or bike routes to be improved, even if you don’t ride a bike, what you think is important. The schools that get the most feedback win prizes! Everyone who provides feedback is in with a chance to win one of 2 bikes worth $1000 each. Mount Intermediate will also be running a lucky draw with movie passes up for grabs. If you prefer to do a written FreePost feedback form, these are available at the school office. Thanks for having your say - Travel Safe Student Leaders


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