Junior Cross Country
What a fantastic morning of running, cheering and having fun!
Today the junior students - Years 0 to 3 participated in their annual cross-country event at school. The emphasis was very much on having loads of fun and giving it a go.
Thankfully the wet weather held off and the fog kept things nice and cool for the event. Thanks to Bruce for setting up the course. Once again, the hay bales especially brought in for the occasion, were a highlight!
A big thank you to all the enthusiastic supporters who turned up to watch the children run. It was great to have parents and whanau on site to support their children. Your support was very much appreciated.
A big thank you also to all the very vocal and supportive senior students who cheered the runners on and especially those who helped make sure the children stayed on the course!
INTERZONE CROSS COUNTRY
Congratulations to the Interzone Cross Country team who competed so well on 13 June, we are really proud of the way they represented our school. It was great that the sun shone for this event. Thanks to our parents and whānau who came to support the tamariki.
YEAR 4-6 SENIOR CROSS COUNTRY
Last Monday we held our Year 4-6 senior cross country. The weather held out for us and it was great to see everyone taking part put their best effort into this event. We are really proud of the way tamariki persevered and challenged themselves to do the best they could.
NORTHERN ZONE CROSS COUNTRY
TUESDAY 30th MAY 2023
Tamariki who qualified for the Northern Zone event this year will be notified shortly. We will require some parent help with this event. Please contact the school office if you can help out.
2022
Congratulations to all our students who took part in the Northern Zone Cross Country last week. We are proud that you all put your best effort into this event. A special congratulations to Bart, Esera and Will who have qualified for the Regional Cross-country event in a few weeks time. Thanks to Mrs K and the parents who helped with transport and supporting our students last week.