Thank you for using Neighbourly
RedPoint Youth Garage Sale
Saturday 17th March
8am - 12 midday
Redemption Point Church
Napier Rd...
Money raised will go towards paying for the youth going to Rise Up Youth Equip 2018.
*plus 10% of total raised will be donated to another cause...*… View moreRedPoint Youth Garage Sale
Saturday 17th March
8am - 12 midday
Redemption Point Church
Napier Rd...
Money raised will go towards paying for the youth going to Rise Up Youth Equip 2018.
*plus 10% of total raised will be donated to another cause...*
FREE sausage sizzle for the kids!
A few photos to whet your appetite... this is only a portion of what's for sale...
Please come and support our youth... and get yourself a bargain!
*A big THANK YOU to the very generous members/friends of Redemption Point that donated! You are legends!! ❤❤❤
The trust that manages Te Mata Peak is defending its construction of a mountain bike jump labelled "…
He's the bloke seen by thousands of motorists making their way between Hastings and Havelock North e…
Happy World Sleep Day neighbours! Or is it? At Patney we believe a good night’s sleep is key to finding the energy to live your life to the fullest, so on World Sleep Day we're here to talk about snoring!
Anyone can be affected by snoring, at any time in their lives. Patney’s founder … View moreHappy World Sleep Day neighbours! Or is it? At Patney we believe a good night’s sleep is key to finding the energy to live your life to the fullest, so on World Sleep Day we're here to talk about snoring!
Anyone can be affected by snoring, at any time in their lives. Patney’s founder Frances Anderson has experienced first-hand the impact snoring can have on your energy levels, confidence and happiness.
Frances spent years searching for an effective way to control her snoring, to no avail. Fed up and exhausted, Frances set out on a journey to create her own solution. The Patney sleep positioner is the result of an intensive research, development and testing process.
Frances sought independent validation of the Patney sleep positioner through the University of Otago. The independent study proved the Patney sleep positioner is an effective way to control snoring.
No one should have to put up with snoring. Take a look at Patney and experience the benefits a good night’s sleep can bring. We offer a 30-day money back guarantee, so on World Sleep Day you can celebrate having had a great night's sleep!
Allen Road, Pakowhai. (off Pakowhai Road where roadworks are on the expressway). 8am-midday.Come and have a look.Something for everyone:) Look for signs in the driveway.Cash only please.
Monday 16th April - Friday 27th April
9.00 am - 3.00 pm
Early and late drop off/pick up available
Police have released images of the proposed new Eastern District Headquarters and Hastings Police St…
Ninety per cent of Hawke's Bay's rivers should be "swimmable" by 2030 if everything goes to the regi…
8 Iona Road, Havelock North Saturday 17th March 8.30am onwards.
Teenage clothing/shoes, Books, household items, pictures, basic 2 person tent, teenage/womens bikes, children’s DVDs, penny board. Everything must go!
Prestcold 300ltr frost free freezer goes well, does have few little dings but still very presentable. If you want any further info you can call me on 8777339. Welcome to view no obligation.
Mike and Julie Russell love art as much as they love plants and flowers, so it made total sense to use their garden as a gallery for local artists. But that's just the beginning.
Round Pond Garden, just outside Hastings, is also home to a maze, masses of poppies, topiary and so much more. … View moreMike and Julie Russell love art as much as they love plants and flowers, so it made total sense to use their garden as a gallery for local artists. But that's just the beginning.
Round Pond Garden, just outside Hastings, is also home to a maze, masses of poppies, topiary and so much more. Click here to find out more thanks to NZ Gardener.
NEXT WEEK communities across the country will be taking time out to get to know their neighbours as part of the ninth Neighbours Day Aotearoa. What are your plans for the weekend? Have you planned your own event? Make sure you register your event at neighboursdayaotearoa.org
Is there a 20ft container in good condition no longer required? We (St Lukes) are looking to purchase one for storage needs. Contact Bryan.
Only a month till the next school holidays, and I can't figure out where the last few weeks have gone.
We have had our first H&S meeting and AGM and elected our committee. We had a few new faces, but that doesn't mean we wouldn't welcome more. More people means more ideas, … View moreOnly a month till the next school holidays, and I can't figure out where the last few weeks have gone.
We have had our first H&S meeting and AGM and elected our committee. We had a few new faces, but that doesn't mean we wouldn't welcome more. More people means more ideas, and more hands means less work. Please, if you can spare an hour or so one Tuesday evening a term, join us in the staffroom. You get to find out before anyone else what's happening and get to be part of deciding what will happen. Keep an eye on our FB page and here to find out when our meetings are. Every now and again someone sneaks in chocolates 😉! If you want to chat to one of us and find out, in person, about the committee, you'll find many members congregating around the staffroom door, or on the benches under the big tree, after school, or look for me with my big floppy hat. Feel free to ask the teachers to point me out, most know me, at least by sight. or the kids. I've taught most of them swimming or worked in class or maths club with them.
What a scorcher few days we've had, this past month, but now it's starting to cool off and the kids will need their jumpers soon. Unfortunately quite a few won't have them, as they are currently in the lost property.
We need to remind our kids that if they take their jumpers off, they need to put them with their bags, or on their chairs. They are getting left on the field and in the playgrounds. Teach them to tie them around their wastes, so they can take them to class when they go back in. Also, please, again I ask, make sure their clothes are clearly labelled. One of the biggest problems we have with lost property is that we don't know who it belongs to, and as it's all the same, we can't just assume anything belongs to someone in particular, without a name.
We also have lots of sports starting up. Remember to have named drink bottles and snacks for afterwards. Warm clothes are also a good idea. Kids heat up a lot playing sports and if they cool down too fast afterwards they can get sick.
Coming up in term 2 we have a new lunch program (as well as the Friday Treats). We will be introducing Lunch Online. Pita Pit will be providing a Wednesday lunch menu that can be ordered online in advance or up to a cut off time (usually 9am on the day). Pita Pit will be offering a $2 deal for the first day, and I for one intend to take it up.
All Pita Pit orders will be online with online payment, so no need to dig out cash or find order lost forms. You can order on your desktop PC, laptop, tablet/iPad or smartphone.
We will be sending out full details shortly, so keep an eye in your childrens' book bags and on our FB and Neighbourly pages.
Remember this will not be replacing Friday Treats, which will still be done the same way.
If you are wanting to send your kids to school with a warm lunch, Kmart has a great range of mini thermos containers for around $8-10. They can fit a packet of noodles or a cuppa soup, or re-heated leftovers, and they have a cup and spoon in them. Just break your noodles or tip your packet soup, into the container and add water, screw the lid on and pop it into their lunch bag or box. Make sure you re-heat the leftovers before you put them in the thermos. If you put the hot food in the thermos when the thermos is cold, it should be the perfect temperature at lunchtime. If you pre-heat the thermos, it could still be too hot when the kids open it and could result in burning. Suggest the smaller kids get the teacher to open it for them, to be on the safe side.
The new classrooms are nearly complete and the kids had a blast watching them be craned in to place. They used the construction work as a learning tool for maths, story writing, spelling and art work. I can't wait to see what they look like completed and I know the kids feel the same.
Thanks everyone who took part in the parents evening. It was a great success and we, parents, learned a lot, and the school got great feedback. It's a pity more of the seniors parents didn't come. I know many feel they've done it all before, but each year is different and each class is different, so I hope next time more of you do come. You might just learn something.
Have a great rest of the term.
Not sure? Ask us. Kāore i te mārama? Pātai mai. Next week (19 - 25 March) CABs around the country will be raising awareness about employment rights and responsibilities. There’s lots of great information to help you know your employment rights on our website, www.cab.org.nz, but sometimes it … View moreNot sure? Ask us. Kāore i te mārama? Pātai mai. Next week (19 - 25 March) CABs around the country will be raising awareness about employment rights and responsibilities. There’s lots of great information to help you know your employment rights on our website, www.cab.org.nz, but sometimes it helps to talk about your issue with someone. You can visit a CAB in your neighbourhood, or call 0800 367 222 (0800 FOR CAB), and we can help you work through your options.
© Neighbourly 2024
Loading…
