Mar 6:

“Circuit Breaker”: Mar 7 -11 – Week 6 

Kia ora St MMK whānau,

Getting ready for Week 6:

Learning packs: 9- 12 Mon – Wed 

Will be available to pick up tomorrow from families. Please ensure you are masked up and we will have them ready for you. 

Devices:

I have had inquiries about Devices. I ask you to direct all messaging for Devices to your class teachers.  We will not be organizing mass distribution. We will try our best to accommodate your request through our PODS.  

To access on online learning or look for Teacher contact details:

http://www.marymackillop.school.nz/online-learning/

Register for Essential or Critical worker Class :

If you are an Essential or Critical worker who has no options and needs to send to school. We will run a mixed class. 

Understanding that they must be symptom free as per a normal school day and not working with their Class teacher. 

https://forms.gle/MByaGiEQ9wKxGt4f7

I will be in contact ,

Ngā mihi nui kia koutou,

Mike Piper

Mar 5:

This week our school has been hit very hard by the current COVID-19 surge. 

We have been working at a reduced capacity:

• Household contacts are high 

• Class numbers are low 

• Staff in isolation 

• Cases at school 

With that in mind our Board of Trustees have endorsed a move to our Distance Learning programme from Monday March 7 to Friday March 11.

We are using it as a chance to do a “circuit breaker”:

• It will mean 9 days including the weekends not at school – The length of ISO needed

• Break the cycle of learners not attending 

School will be closed for classes. Distance Learning will be available to all of our St MMK children. 

If you would like a learning pack. They will be available for pick up between 9-12 pm from the office. 

To access on online:

http://www.marymackillop.school.nz/online-learning/

We will reopen Onsite learning again on Monday, March the 14

Please accept our apologies for any inconvenience that may result from our move to Distance Learning.

Once you and your family have had a chance to discuss it. I will send an email this afternoon for any Essential workers who have no options and need to send to school. 

Understanding that they must be symptom free as per a normal school day and not working with their Class teacher. 

Ngā mihi nui kia koutou,

Mike PIper

Jan 31 

Children returning to school at Red Light Setting,

Dear parents and whānau,

I hope this letter finds you and your whānau safe and well. We are all excited to be welcoming back our tamariki on February 2. We are looking forward to seeing you all. We know we have the challenge of COVID with us however with safety measures in place school is ready to go.

Pick up and Drop Off:

Under the Red light setting parents and caregivers will not be coming on site unless absolutely necessary. If you need to you will visit the office, sign in and we can direct you from there.

 Our A/5 and our New entrant parents are allowed in for Wednesday Visit.

Parents are to “drop off and pick up” at the A1 gate and Carpark gate.

NE, APOD, BPOD – A1 gate

C POD, DPOD – Car Park gate

A5 parents onsite only – Contact register kept.

Students will not be allowed to enter before 8:15am.

Families with Siblings will be leaving at 2.50pm

We will be finishing at 3pm. 

Children will be required to wear a mask after school..

Staggered Timetables:

Every day: We will run a staggered timetable. This will allow us to reduce the number of interactions between students . E.g. only APOD playing and hanging with APOD. This is the same for the whole school.

Masks:

In addition to this, all staff and children in Years 4 and above are required to wear face coverings indoors (unless they have an exemption), and we’ll ensure all staff (and external contractors) who are on site are fully vaccinated.

Teacher and School Staff Precautions:

Teachers and school staff are all doubly vaccinated. Teachers and school staff are also required to have the booster shot. This has been added to the mandate and will be carried out as the dates arrive for each staff member. Medical standard masks will be worn at all times inside and out.

Safety Within School:

Classrooms will be well ventilated at all times .Teachers will ensure routine and regular sanitizing of hands. Hygiene practices will be taught and encouraged.

We have also purchased some Air Purifiers to add to the safety of the school. Ensuring we have a safe environment. We will be holding no large gatherings until further notice. 

Teachers will monitor for signs of illness and parents may be asked to collect their child from school if they are displaying signs of covid.

Learning:

The government is trying to keep schools open at all levels, however if there is a breakout in our school community it could mean partial or full school closures depending on the amount of staff that are available to continue work. We will contact you should this situation arise. School closure will be a decision of the board.

Please ensure your contact details are correct and up to date, this is vital for rapid communications. Contact our office to update.

We encourage you to send your tamariki to school as much as possible, however if there are any signs of sickness please keep them home

We will be preparing packs that can be sent home with children if home isolation is required.

Vaccination for Children:

Vaccination is our best defense against the spread and the effects of covid. Please carefully consider having your child vaccinated

We are confident that we can help to minimize the spread of covid through these precautions. We appreciate your support in keeping our community safe. 

Kia haumaru te noho – stay safe 

Mike Piper

Principal 

Jan 23 

Tēnā Koutou St MMK whānau,

I am sure that you all have been following the government announcements, as we have and will be aware that we have moved back into Red (in the traffic light system) as of 11:59 last night.

Schools are still expected to open for the beginning of the 2022 year and the communication from the government says that there will no longer be ‘lockdowns’ the same as we experienced last year.

We would like to assure you that our Senior Leadership Team are working on what this will mean for our students and staff on our return back to school on Wednesday 2nd of February.

We will be following all Ministry of Health and Ministry of Education guidelines to make sure we are as safe as we can be.

We will be in further contact with you about how this will look for your tamariki and yourselves as far as entering school grounds etc.

At this stage it will mean that children in Years 3-8 are required to wear masks while inside at school. Please ensure that your child has a suitable mask and that you have spoken to them about the safe way to use one. They will need to have this ready for day one.

If your child is feeling unwell or showing any symptoms, please keep them at home.

We can assure you that all of our staff are fully vaccinated and children aged 5 and above can now be vaccinated. This is the best way to keep ourselves and our children safe against the virus.

Dates:

Jan 25 9 – 12 pm Office open

Jan 28 9 – 12 pm Office open

Feb 2 First day for children

Kia haumaru te noho – stay safe

Mike Piper

Principal

Jan 17 

Kia ora koutou katoa,

A happy new year to all our St MMK whanau and a welcome to all new families that are joining us for 2022.

We are very excited about the new year that lies ahead of us. We are all hoping, as you all will be, that this year will be a lot smoother than the last two, but we also know that we are resilient and can deal with any covid hurdles that come our way!

Reminders:

https://www.myschool.co.nz/stmarymackillop

Stationery is to be ordered from Office Max. Remember to order online.

https://marymackillop.nzuniforms.com/

NZ Uniforms in Manukau is our provider. They are open and ready for business. Summer hats are a must.

Address: Unit 5, 20 Lambie Drive Manukau 2104

Phone: (09) 950 6747

Email: manukau@nzuniforms.com

Open Hours:

Monday · Friday 9:00am – 5:00pm

Saturday 9:00am – 4:00pm

Sunday Closed

Dates:

Term 1 starts – Feb 2

Office Open:

Jan 28  9 -12

Feb 1  9 – 3

We will up date with some more messaging as we get closer to the start of school.

Aroha Mai Aroha Atu

Nov 15

Dear parents and whānau,

Children at school during Level 3.2

I hope this letter finds you and your whānau safe and well. 

We are delighted to be able to welcome more tamariki back onsite under Alert Level 3 from next Wednesday 17 November.

We know learning kanohi ki te kanohi is the best option for children and young people. It’s important for them to connect with their friends and teachers and it helps their social, physical and emotional wellbeing.

We look forward to starting to bring children back on site.  Even with the Delta variant, the risk of COVID-19 transmission in schools is low because of all the public health measures we will have in place. 

For other children returning we will be managing the numbers of students attending each day to keep everyone safe. 

We have decided to:

Week 5 and 6:

Every day: 

•   We will keep those onsite in separate groups – Classes / PODS 
•   we’ll ensure our classrooms are well ventilated
•   We’ll continue to practice physical distancing where possible.

We will run a staggered timetable and staggered finish to the end of the day. This will allow us to reduce the number of interactions between students . E.g. only APOD playing and hanging with APOD. This is the same for the whole school. 

We may need to limit the number of tamariki and staff onsite each day, however  at the moment we chose:

“Whole school return at once”

At the moment our attendance looks like it is going to be low. We may change our week and what it looks like when attendance begins to increase.

In addition to this, all staff and children in Years 4 and above are required to wear face coverings indoors (unless they have an exemption), and we’ll ensure all staff (and external contractors) who are on site are fully vaccinated or will have had had at least one dose of the vaccine and return a negative weekly test.

A reminder that during Level 3.2 there is no access to the school grounds for parents.(except A5 and A6)

Pick up and Drop Off:

Under Alert Level 3 parents and caregivers will not be coming on site unless absolutely necessary.

Parents are to “drop off and pick up” at the A1 gate and Carpark gate.

NE, APOD, BPOD – A1 gate

C POD, DPOD – Carpark gate

A5/A6 parents onsite only – Contact register kept.

Students will not be allowed to enter before 8:15am.

Staggered finish:

• 2.00 – NE – Apod pick up – siblings
• 2.15 – BPOD – pick up -siblings
• 2.30 – C/Dpod 

I realise there is a lot of information in this message. Please have a read and we will ensure a safe return to school. 

Keep in contact 

Mike PIper 

Principal 

OCt 28

Kia ora,

I am writing to you following the Government’s announcement that plans are underway to support the return to onsite learning for our schools who are in Alert Level 3 areas and to do this in a way that is as safe as possible.

The restrictions of Alert Level 3 and 4 have been a real challenge to the wellbeing of our tamariki and whānau and we have heard from many of you that your tamariki are keen to see their friends and teachers kanohi ki te kanohi.

You can be reassured that any decisions about bringing more children and staff on-site will be done in accordance with strict public health guidance – so what on-site learning will look like will be different than Alert Level 2 or Alert Level 1 settings. For example, this might mean attending school two days a week and learning from home for the other three.

The earliest a return to school will happen is 15 November, and we will provide more information about this closer to the time.

Ngā mihi
Mike Piper
Principal

Message: Online engagement back on !!!! for TERM 4:

Ahiahi marie koutou ST MMK  whānau,

We hope that you and your whānau are safe and well.

Yesterday’s announcement by the Prime Minister has confirmed that we will start Term 4 working from home. This will see us continue with our Distance Learning Programme from Monday, October the 18th.

This lockdown has been a challenging time and we remain optimistic that we are getting closer to a time when we can be back at school with our awesome ST MMK learners.

Continue to take care, stay safe and look after yourselves and your whānau. We will get through this, your ongoing support and encouragement is appreciated and gives strength to us all.

Kia haumaru te noho – stay safe

Mike Piper

Principal

Monday Sept 13

Maori Language week/Still in Level 4

Tēnā koutou katoa,

This afternoon,  the Prime Minister announced that the Auckland area would remain at Level 4 until next Tuesday, when it is planned to transition into Level 3 the next day. We will work through what this means for us over the next few days.

Kia ora to all whānau for the way in which you have collaborated together and with us in the online learning space. I have observed innovation and challenge in the way the children have engaged.

We’re excited to start off our Maori language week 2021 with you all. The teachers have a week of learning and interacting with our tamariki and are celebrating ‘Te Wiki o te Reo Māori’ with online  resources and activities.

The reason I appreciate the way that the children are engaging is because we know that this takes support in the home to make it a success. This is a challenge for all of us but collaborating to keep a learning flow for our kids is hugely important and will help us return to school engaged and connected.

Remember to keep up the routines of online learning and engaging with your teachers.

Kia haumaru te noho – stay safe

Mike Piper

Principal

August 22

Kia ora St MMK whānau,

Tomorrow you can collect Hard Copy learning packs from ST MMK during a time slot between 10am-2pm.

We will be operating a contactless pick up system and would ask that only one person per whānau comes to collect their pack/s.

Please wear a mask and follow social distancing when you come to collect your pack/s.

Also if you are unwell or meant to be isolating do not come in. Be prepared also to Contact trace when you arrive. 

We are trying to be creative so we do not have a gathering at school and we stick within very strict Guidelines for Level 4. 

Pick up schedule: 

10-11 am  D POD – eldest child and siblings pick up 

11-12 pm C POD – eldest child and siblings pick up 

12- 1pm A POD – eldest child  and siblings pick up 

NE – learning packs will be delivered to houses. We have no devices for A5/6 in this round as school devices require logons and set up.

BPOD and Siblings- will be delivered to your house. 

We are trying to be creative. 

Your eldest child dictates when you come in for pick up. So that some of our families do not need to leave the house and 

You can only turn up if you have registered online. 

We will do our best to get it right and ensure we deliver on what you have asked for. Any mistakes will be fixed over Thurs/Fri. 

Thank you for your ongoing encouragement and support of our school. 

Mike Piper

August 21

Kia ora Whanau ,

We have woken this morning with news that our local high schools McAuley and De la Salle have recorded a covid case.

Our first thoughts are to offer our support and prayers for their communities. It will be trying times as they follow guidelines set by the Ministry of Health.

Our anxiety around this will rise. I will keep you updated if it has affected us.

Sticking to and following health guidelines is our best way to keep safe. As a community we must trust the process and follow it ourselves.

If you are unwell get tested and let’s do our part to stay on top of this.

To our St MMK families that are affected by this please reach out to us if you need support or we can help in any way.

Kia haumaru te noho – stay safe

Mike Piper

Principal

August 20

Kia ora Whanau,

We are in planning mode for learning packs and devices given out to you. It is a very strict Level 4 at the moment so we are not allowed Parents on site. 

We need you to register. 

It will help us plan , then distribute resources.

We will do our best to meet demands , no guarantee.

This will be open August 20 – Close 6pm August 22 

https://forms.gle/sxmSQ2K7dx2QnxHR8

Kia haumaru te noho – stay safe 

Mike Piper

Principal 

August 18:

Kia ora koutou,

I hope your first day of lockdown has gone well and you are keeping safe.

We are now in Alert Level 4 for seven days.

I realise that the children have headed home without devices or learning packs. Unfortunately we are unable to be on school property, so we cannot access resources and devices to give to the children.  We will let you know if or when this changes.

Distance Learning: Alert Level 4

Some online sites for you:

• Our school website has useful links and is always a good place to start. It also has contact details for each pod.

         http://www.marymackillop.school.nz/online-learning/

• Curriculum teaching and learning resources (with guidance for parents) can be found online 

https://learningfromhome.govt.nz/

• Home Learning TV can be accessed on demand here or via the TVNZ App on a device (mobile phone, smart tv or tablet)

https://www.tvnz.co.nz/shows/home-learning-tv

Your child’s teacher will contact you to explain how your child can continue with their learning at home.

Our expectation is that all children are working on school- related learning between 9 am and midday.

We understand that this is a difficult time for all families, but by working together we can overcome anything.

Kia haumaru te noho – stay safe 

Mike Piper

August 18 2021

Kia ora koutou

We are now all in Alert Level 4 which means that our school will not be open onsite tomorrow, for any students, in fact we will be closed for the next 7 days!!!  This follows someone being identified with COVID-19 and who has been in the Auckland and Coromandel communities while believed to be infectious.

It is really important we do everything we can to keep our community safe. Alert Level 4 means we need to stay home in our bubbles and avoid any travelling as much as possible.  Check in using the NZ COVID Tracer App wherever you go and please also keep a distance from people you don’t know and wash your hands well and often, especially before and after using any public facilities.

With such short notice we weren’t able to hand out devices or hard packs to students in order to support distance learning. We will be in touch tomorrow with some information to support learning from home.

Please go to the Ministry of Health website if you live in Auckland or the Coromandel region, or have recently visited there.  There is a list of locations the confirmed case has visited while they were considered to be infectious. If you were at one of those locations and at the same time as specified on the website, then please follow the relevant instructions to isolate and potentially to get tested. Please keep checking that webpage as new locations may be identified over time.

Our focus as always will be to support the learning, safety and wellbeing of our rangatahi and tamariki and we continue to be here to support you as well.

Please don’t hesitate to contact your child’s kaiako or me, if there is something you need assistance with.

Ngā mihi

Mike Piper

Principal

March 7:

Dear parents and whānau,

Children at school during Level 2

We are pleased to say that all children can return to school tomorrow March 8. 

School lunches are underway and will be delivered in Level 2.

An exception would be for any child who is currently unwell. Call the office on 2571435 to report your child’s absence. Please keep your child home until they have recovered.

For us our main messages for tomorrow are:

• If you sick stay home 

• Contact tracing – office and A5 in morning 

• No parents onsite except A5 

• Clean, sanitise , Clean sanitise 

A reminder that during Level 2, there is no access to the school grounds for parents.(except A5)

Pick up and Drop Off:

Under Alert Level 2 parents and caregivers will not be coming on site unless absolutely necessary.

Parents are to “drop off and pick up” at the A1 gate and Carpark gate.

NE, APOD, BPOD – A1 gate

C POD, DPOD – Car Park gate

A5 parents onsite only – Contact register kept.

Students will not be allowed to enter before 8:15am.

We are looking forward to seeing you all tomorrow.

Kia ora koutou

April 20:

Kia ora koutou ST MMK Community,

We hope that Term 2 and our distance learning programme has been a success for you so far. We know there will have been any number of challenges for you to deal with, including some families who have yet to receive devices or learning resources but we have been getting some great feedback about the learning that is happening and thank you for all of your support.

Today the Government decided that we will move into Alert Level 3 on 28 April. That means we will be open to receive students from 29 April. We will start to prepare our site from tomorrow.

The key message for you is that if you can:

– You should keep your child at home.

– You should only physically send your child to school if you need to.

– If your child has a health condition that means they are at a greater risk of a severe illness you must keep them at home.

– If your child is sick please also ensure you keep them at home.

In order to ensure the safety of those children and our staff who do come to school, we will be operating with strict enforcement of health and safety measures.

I want to assure you that we will continue to support your child’s learning at home.

We will contact you later this week to find out whether you can keep your child learning from home, or need your child to attend in person.

The Ministry of Education has advised that they are working closely with health to develop clear guidance that will support schools to safely re-open their premises to students and staff. This will help us work through the public health requirements that we all need to meet. We want to be sure that what we do will keep our community as safe as possible.

For now, we will continue to support your child’s learning by distance while we progress our planning for what Alert Level 3 will mean for you and for our school. We will be in touch again soon with more information. As you have been doing, please keep connecting with your teachers with any questions you might have.

Aroha mai Aroha atu 

Michael Piper 

Principal 

St Mary Mackillop Catholic school

April 14:

Term Two starts tomorrow !!!

Our teachers have been busy working towards this so we can help you and your for your family during this time.

http://www.marymackillop.school.nz/online-learning/

It is made up of:

• Online learning 
• Learning packs being delivered to homes 
• TV channels dedicated to learning to help us during the day

This table outlines what each Pod is using:

All our teachers are accessible by email and are looking forward to working with you over the next few weeks. They will make themselves available online during the day.

http://www.marymackillop.school.nz/about-us/contact-us/

Here is the email contact list for you to use. Please stay in contact and we will help you over this time as best we can. 

Until next time , stay safe in your bubbles,

Stay home and save lives.

Aroha mai Aroha atu 

Michael Piper 

Thursday April 9 

Kia ora Kotou,

THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 2020 ~ HOLY THURSDAY 

“We will celebrate Holy Week in a truly unusual way, which manifests and sums up the message of the Gospel, that of God’s boundless love. And in the silence of our cities, the Easter Gospel will resound. The Apostle Paul says: “And He died for all, that those who live should no longer live for themselves, but for Him Who died for them and was raised again” (2 Cor 5:15). In the risen Jesus, life conquered death. This Paschal faith nourishes our hope…. It is the hope of a better time, in which we can be better, finally freed from evil and from this pandemic. It is a hope: hope does not disappoint; it is not an illusion, it is a hope.”

Pope Francis 

Easter reminds us that our Catholic faith is one of hope, victory and new life. In these difficult times our faith is what really matters. We are conscious that families around the world will be suffering from ill health, grief and worrying about the separation from loved ones. The stress from the economic fallout is also a heavy burden for many. Pope Francis has asked us to unite in prayer and to “reach out to those who are suffering and those most in need. May we not be concerned about what we lack, but what good we can do for others.”

There are several creative and reverent ways we can journey through the week. The following link has details of all the live streaming liturgies and various prayer resources provided by Bishop Patrick and the Auckland Diocese

https://www.aucklandcatholic.org.nz

This is our first message since last Saturday. We hope your Lockdown (School Holidays) has been going well and you and your family are safe. 

Online/Distance learning:

Term Two

When Term 2 starts on Wednesday 15th April the staff, parents and children will be working together in different ways than we usually would.  Staff, parents and children will be new to distance learning. The circumstances we are in are like none that we have experienced before.  Your well-being and that of your child is most important during this time. 

We have been busy working towards April 15. Our teachers have been working hard contacting you so we are sure you are ready for Online learning to start. Being in contact, making it work for our school whanau has been our main priority. We are still trying to reach a few families who have not yet made contact. 

You may have seen the Minister of Education speak on Wednesday afternoon and he highlighted:

• Devices and internet for homes who do not have it
• Learning packs being delivered to homes 
• TV channels dedicated to learning to help us during the day

Television

Beginning Wednesday 15th April on TVNZ 1+1 from 9am – 3pm there will be a variety of lessons for students who do not have access to a computer or device at home.  The lessons will be suitable for children aged 5 – 15 year.

The fact that these resources will start coming out to homes ASAP, it’s obviously a huge job to undertake but the wonderful support from our government will enable quality learning to continue at home. We will be sending more messages as we get closer to April 15. 

A reminder if you need any support, please contact us as these are tough times for us all and as a parent I also know the many challenges faced on a daily basis, with working from home as well as trying to entertain and support our own children, so please do contact us if necessary and we can support you.

We still don’t have a confirmed start date back at school , but please be assured that when I know – I will inform you immediately, the staff are all missing their students so much and can’t wait to see them all again soon.

Until next time , stay safe in your bubbles,

Stay home and save lives.

Have a Blessed Easter. 

Saturday March 28

Kia ora koutou,

http://www.marymackillop.school.nz/covid-updates/

We have moved into a new phase of New Zealand’s response to COVID-19 and it is very different from anything most of us have ever experienced. I wanted to reassure you that our school staff and Board of Trustees will continue to be available to support your child’s learning and wellbeing in the next weeks. 

Firstly we appreciate the significance of the lock down announcements and what it may mean for you and your family. Take time to focus on your family as you regroup.

We encourage you to access learning from our school website under the tab – ‘Online learning’.

http://www.marymackillop.school.nz/online-learning/

We hope that our learning packs are helping you during this time as well.

We also encourage you to think about how distance learning is going to take place in your household. We appreciate that for many there will be a number of people working from home, pre-schoolers in the mix and children’s learning to juggle.

You will understand the importance of routine for your family. If your routine has been shaken up, like you’re now working from home, it’s good to structure your time. Routines are reassuring, and promote health and physical wellbeing. The below timetable (targeted at children) could be something your household adapts to use over the next few weeks. 

A school holiday version will likely look a little different, but some form of routine will still be important as we go through the lockdown period.

Daily Schedule

Some good news to support you either working at home and/or studying at home – Spark, Vodafone, Vocus/Slingshot, 2Degrees and Trustpower have all advised they have removed their data caps and the possibility of any extra charges based on usage.

If you are not aware the Ministry for Pacific Peoples’ has been working to ensure useful information is available to Pacific peoples. A one-hour special will be aired on Tagata Pasifika’s segment Sunday at 7.35am, Tagata Pasifika will share messages from community leaders. The Ministry is asking you to reach out to all your family members, community groups, friends and group chats to ensure our Pacific community groups are watching the programming on both days.

A big thank you to all of you for taking the lockdown so seriously. As the Prime Minister has noted staying at home will break the chain and save lives; breaking the rules could risk someone close to you and if the rules are not complied with, this could risk the lock down period being extended or could risk the virus being spread to thousands

E hara taku toa, I te toa takitahi, He toa takitini

My strength is not as an individual, but as a collective

Saturday March 28

Key dates:
26 March Alert Level 4 commenced
28 March School holidays begin
10 – 14 April Easter including the Tuesday after Easter
15 April Term 2 begins
22 April Current date for ending of lockdown period
27 April ANZAC Day observed

Tuesday 24

Online learning went live today.

http://www.marymackillop.school.nz/online-learning/

If you want a Learning pack instead to take home. It is a collection of ideas and activities. It can be the same as what is online.

Monday 23

Dear Parents/Caregivers ,

Due to a Government directive around COVID-19, St MMK School will be closed from 3pm today.

I know this is creating confusion but only parents who work in Essential services may get support for Tuesday and Wednesday – there will be staff members on site Tuesday and Wednesday.

https://covid19.govt.nz/government-a…/covid-19-alert-system/

After Wednesday no one at school can assist, there is no school for everyone for the foreseeable future.

Online learning will go live tomorrow. I will send you a link.

If you want a Learning pack to take home. A collection of ideas and activities.

Tuesday 12-2 pm
Wednesday 8.30 -10 & 3-5 pm .

We will be at school to give out learning packs for each POD.

More messages over the next few days.

Keep safe everyone.