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 Redwood School News

Mathswell Competition

16/8/2019

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On Wednesday 14th August 6 students, supported by Mr Kyne attended the Mathswell competition hosted by Paremata School.
The team were Shea Allen, Liam Farrow, Lucas Currington, Mia Harada, Rose Fairbrother and Hayley Shum, with Lana Magee and Reuben Humphrey as reserves.
The competition was divided into two parts: multi choice and problem solving, with two teams of three tackling each part. The questions were pretty challenging and overall Redwood School came eighth. The top three teams were: Churton Park, Wellesley and Silverstream School.

Congratulations to the team, who have been practising hard over the past few weeks. Overall it was a fun event and better organised than in previous years.

​Thank you to Mark Kyne for supporting the team on the evening.
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Altrusa International visit

16/8/2019

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Altrusa is a service organisation that was founded in the USA just over 100 years ago. We contribute to the community through hands-on service, literacy projects, fundraisers and international outreach. Altrusa International of Ohariu is a brand new club that covers a similar geographic area to the Ohariu electorate in Wellington.

Our project “Get set for a brighter future” aims to provide sets of literacy resources that empower women and children to develop new skills, extend their knowledge, and understand the opportunities that are created through education. Altrusa have purchased sets of instructional readers for Linden Primary School, sets of novels for the Arohata Prison Library Book Club, and sets of books that represent women in technology for local primary and intermediate school libraries, providing a total of over 250 brand-new books to our local community.

We hope that the books we are donating to your school will provide positive role models for girls who may be encouraged to pursue STEM careers, and offer teachers a wider variety of teaching resources. 

We welcome new ideas and aim to provide flexibility so that our members can give their time in a way that works for them. Meetings are held at 7.30pm on the second Thursday of each month in central Johnsonville. Guests are always welcome; contact the Club President to arrange a no obligation visit and see what Altrusa is all about!   altrusaohariu@gmail.com,

 
http://facebook.com/altrusaohariu  

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