Pie Warmer Lunches Are Back!
- Place your lunches on the table OUTSIDE the Office front door BEFORE SCHOOL (put your school bag away first) or at interval. We load the pie warmers for you.
- Wrap lunches securely in tinfoil or use small tinfoil containers. NO glass or ceramic containers, please.
- Label lunches clearly - student name & room number. Bring your own cutlery - spoons or forks - if required.
- Lunches are delivered to each class before the lunch bell.
He aha i tēnei wiki?
What's on this week?
What's on this week?
Nau mai, haere mai ki te kura Harakamu!
Welcome to Halcombe School!
Welcome to Halcombe School!
Matariki is a time of remembrance , celebrating the present and looking to the future.
We hosted our Matariki Celebration on Thursday morning. See Facebook for photos!
The national holiday for Matariki is on Friday 20 June.
We hosted our Matariki Celebration on Thursday morning. See Facebook for photos!
The national holiday for Matariki is on Friday 20 June.
latest COVid-19 information
- If you test positive, please isolate for seven days. Link to the COVID-19 Health Hub for advice.
- Masks - optional for staff, students and visitors.
- If your child is unwell, please keep them home and get them tested.
Mask Update: 30 August 2022
We want to thank our adult community for wearing masks at assembly - we really appreciate your efforts.
The Ministry of Education asked all schools to implement this policy for the first four weeks of term and we have done five. Sickness seems to be static and we are really hoping that the worst is behind us. With this in mind we are satisfied enough to take the mask wearing guideline at school away. You do not have to wear a mask now, but feel free to wear your mask still if you wish to - we support this as a way of keeping all sickness away.
If the situation changes and we start seeing more sickness or a spike in COVID, we will bring back this guideline to keep everyone well.
We want to thank our adult community for wearing masks at assembly - we really appreciate your efforts.
The Ministry of Education asked all schools to implement this policy for the first four weeks of term and we have done five. Sickness seems to be static and we are really hoping that the worst is behind us. With this in mind we are satisfied enough to take the mask wearing guideline at school away. You do not have to wear a mask now, but feel free to wear your mask still if you wish to - we support this as a way of keeping all sickness away.
If the situation changes and we start seeing more sickness or a spike in COVID, we will bring back this guideline to keep everyone well.
