Contact Information
My email: karent@stmarysrotorua.school.nz
School Website: stmarysrotorua.school.nz
Office Phone: 348 1701
Useful Links
National Standards
Information for parents about National Standards in Reading, Writing and Mathematics
Literacy Progressions
Information about teaching and learning after one year at school.
Information about teaching and learning after two years at school
Numeracy
Student Profiles that show the knowledge and strategy that we are building in each stage.
Family page on NZ Maths - loads of information, videos, activities...
Religious Education
Family/Whanau book. Information about each RE strand and ideas for supporting your children at home.
St Marys Facebook Page
Photos, notices and celebrations
Head Lice
Derm Net NZ - Everything you never wanted to know about Head Lice.
Kidspot - Lots of scientific advice and 30 ideas from parents
Information for parents about National Standards in Reading, Writing and Mathematics
Literacy Progressions
Information about teaching and learning after one year at school.
Information about teaching and learning after two years at school
Numeracy
Student Profiles that show the knowledge and strategy that we are building in each stage.
Family page on NZ Maths - loads of information, videos, activities...
Religious Education
Family/Whanau book. Information about each RE strand and ideas for supporting your children at home.
St Marys Facebook Page
Photos, notices and celebrations
Head Lice
Derm Net NZ - Everything you never wanted to know about Head Lice.
Kidspot - Lots of scientific advice and 30 ideas from parents
Healthy Lunches
School lunches are a mission! Kids get fussy, food goes brown, their likes and dislikes change with the weather... Here are a few links, tips and tricks that I have used to survive many years of school lunches.
Tips
- If they can't open it, they won't eat it. A little cut in a banana/orange skin, a snip on a packet, a lid that doesn't need super powers to open really make a difference.
- Freeze a small juice box. It acts as an ice pack until it can be consumed.
- Fill a water bottle about 1/4 - 1/3 full and freeze over night. Fill with more water in the morning. It keeps it colder for longer and doesn't take up extra space.
- Bite sized is best. Kids seem to eat more (and better) when food is easy to pick up and snack on.
- Yogurt can be delicious and disastrous! Make sure you pack a spoon and that your child knows how to hold the container close to their mouth to avoid spills.
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