Nau mai haere mai, Greetings, Tena Koutou, Talofa Lava,
Malo e Lelei, Namaste, Ni sa bula,
Noaia'e mauri, Fakalofa, lahi atu, Kia Orana,
Asalam Alykum, Ni Hao

Welcome! Welcome! Welcome! an especially warm welcome to our school community and another special
Welcome to all that are new to us.
Nau reira, tena koutou, tena koutou, tena koutou katoa.

Fruitvale Term Dates 2023

Term One Begins:	Tuesday 7th February	Term One Ends:	Thursday 6th April
Term Two Begins:	Wednesday 26th April	Term Two Ends:	Friday 30th June
Term Three Begins:	Monday 17th July	Term Three Ends:	Friday 22nd September
Term Four Begins:	Monday 9th October	Term Four Ends:	Wednesday 20th December (tbc)

Major Events of Term 3.

First day of term 17th July 2023

School visits every Tuesday from Week 2-8

Wheels Day - Friday 11th August

Parent teacher interviews - Tuesday 22nd August & Wednesday 23rd August (early closure)

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School photos - Wednesday 30th August

Onesie day - Friday 1st September

Production Week - 11th - 15th September

Māori language week - 11th - 15th September

Production week 11th - 15th September

Matinee 12th September

Evening Show 1 - 13th September

Evening Show 2 - 14th September

Te Tiriti Whānau Hui - Community Hui - Wednesday 20th September (3 sessions see below for times)

Last day of term - 22nd September

Te Timatanga

Te Tiriti Whānau Hui

Fruitvale School is cash free
If you need to make a payment you can do so online.

Fruitvale School 12-3051-0412682-00
Please use your child's name as a reference

Bell Times

If your child has cold or flu like symptoms please keep them home.

To report your child's absence please email: [email protected]

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40 Fruitvale Road, New Lynn, 0600
09 827 2752
E-Mail: [email protected]

What Do We Stand For?

Whakataukī: "Nau te rourou, naku te rourou, Ka ora ga tangata"

"Your food basket and my food basket together will feed the people"

Fruitvale School is a community of learners, working together to create the best learning for our children.
To grow self-managing, collaborative, caring children our values and beliefs are very important

Five values (The 5R's)

RESPECT - We all deserve the best from each other.
RESPONSIBILITY - We all work to create the best for each other.
REFLECTION - We all think about what we do and how we do it to do it better.
RESILIENCE - We come back from our mistakes, failures and experiences stronger.
RISK-TAKING - We put our heart and mind on the line believing challenge will grow us.

Five beliefs: (Five C's)

CAN DO - We believe that children' can...! We acknowledge that children may have difficulties with their journey and as professionals we will support and guide them through these times.
CONTINUOUS LEARNING - Lifelong Learning! We believe that learning is a journey that never ends.
CREATIVE THINKING - We believe in providing a safe and supportive environment that fosters risk-taking, reflection and creative thinking.
CARING - We believe in nurturing children's ability to be friendly, caring, tolerant and accepting of differences.
CITIZENSHIP - We believe that each child is one person in a world of people and must develop the skills, attitudes and characteristics that acknowledges, recognizes and promotes an optimal environment where people co-exist peacefully.

Nau mai haere mai, Greetings, Tena Koutou, Talofa Lava, Malo e Lelei, Namaste, Ni sa bula, Noaia'e mauri, Fakalofa, lahi atu, Kia Orana, Asalam Alykum, Ni Hao