Return to school message for parents

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 We are hoping that you have had a chance to read through the school Panui that was sent out on Friday.  Hopefully you have seen there is a questionaire to give us an indication of how many students we will have return, if the go ahead is given for us to return to school on Monday 15 November.

If you have not replied already, could you please go on and do so?  There are also some questions about how you would like school to be managed if we do return.
Thanks
 Lesley and Rebecca

Survey Link - Indicative Return to School
We invite families to complete the following survey to help us better meet your needs as we continue Distance Learning and plan for the opening of school once advised by the Ministry of Education.
It would be greatly appreciated if you could complete this survey by 10 November.  Link  to survey 
  https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdgy0LTcQWKaSjM5kmwlw1bxSuUupVxmDMDfLfi8sVF_rRU8w/viewform?usp=sf_link 


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