COVID 19 Alert Level 3 advice for HPS whānau
From 6am Sunday 28 February Auckland is at Alert Level 3.
Tamariki/children of workers unable to have supervision at home may come to school. They need to bring their own food and drink bottle. School will be open for these tamariki from 8:45am to 2:45pm. Tamariki can wear mufti. Your child does not need to wear a face covering while at school. We will of course support them should they choose to do so.
The only entrance to school will be via Montel Ave. Please come to the office if you need to be onsite.
We are displaying QR code posters at our entrances and encouraging all of our community to download the NZ COVID Tracer App and use it if they come onsite
During level 3 our advice to whānau is to talk to your tamariki, play with your tamariki and enjoy this time together safely. We will not be engaging in any online learning over the next 72 hours. We will reassess this when more information is given to us and if a longer lockdown period is put in place.
If you have any questions about our health and safety plan, or have a child who might be vulnerable to serious illness and would like to discuss a plan for them, please contact me by email tonyb@hendersonprimary.school.nz or 09 8389667. We will continue to be in touch with you and look forward to greeting all tamariki/children back to school as soon as possible.
Kia noho haumaru/Stay safe
Tumuaki Tony tonyb@hendersonprimary.school.nz
Check out our At'Home Advice''and Educational Web Sites'links on our homepage for more information. Kia noho haumaru/Stay safe.
A message from The Fono… if you or someone you know are in need of support with essential food items please TEXT 021956633.
For more COVID-19 information go to our At Home Advice link on the left hand side of this page or...
Our vision is for our tamarki/students to...
Face the future with confidence!
Kia matakite! Kia māia!
by...being creative, confident, connected, actively involved lifelong learners.
...seizing the opportunities provided by new knowledge and technologies.
...recognising Pakeha and Māori as full Treaty partners and value all cultures for the contributions they bring.
...developing the values, knowledge and competencies needed to live full and satisfying lives.
The school vision is aligned to the school’s values. There is an expectation that the school and school’s community work together, fostering and promoting the school’s vision and values to build and sustain a community of Henderson Learners.
We value our students, parents/whānau and staff. We all strive to be WARM hearted:
Work hard (Pakeke mahi)
Act safely (Mahi ora)
Respect (Manaaki)
Make good choices (Kia pai kowhiringa)
HEARTED
