Newsletter July 2021

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Phone: (03) 684 7039 Email: [email protected]

97 Pages Road Private Bag 907 Timaru 7940 South Canterbury New Zealand

www.mountainview.school.nz • https://www.facebook.com/mountainviewhighschooltimaru/

Newsletter

Kia ora te whānau,

It’s hard to believe that we are more than half way through the school year already. The second term often provides students with challenges, as the weather gets colder, the mornings are darker, and the mahi starts to pick up pace rapidly. As such, it’s often the make or break term for many students. It has been encouraging to see so many of our students really push into their learning this term; not even a rain day halfway through the term, dissuaded them from their studies.

The highlight of this term, however, has to be our Musical Production students and their amazing performance of West Side Story. Performing in front of sold out shows each evening, these students really represented our school and values consistently throughout. Both Manawa Ellerbroek and Josh Dalloway produced the high level charismatic

performances that we have come to expect from them, but younger Mounties like Pilot Colvill and Nathan Geerling really excelled with the opportunity they were given. With an experienced supporting cast that included seasoned performers like Ameerah Ragab and Halayna Ladbrook, all of the songs were top notch. A special mention needs to go to Matthew Creba who was outstanding as Tony, and to Emily Duncan whose incredible voice would have made even Natalie Wood proud. The work that Mr Duncan and Miss Smith do in

the Performing Arts continues to be of an unparalleled level in South Canterbury. This year they have taken 70 students on the journey with them and this number continues to grow each year. We are proud of them and what they - and all the students involved - have achieved and I can’t wait to see what’s next.

Several students have worked so well over this term that they are within touching distance of their NCEA qualification. This is a fantastic achievement, and should they continue to work at this pace, they will certainly reach their goals next term.

One of our whānau members is leaving early next term - Mrs Rennick has been with us for several years now, but she has decided to make a change in her life for family reasons. Joelene will be leaving at the end of Week 2 next term. She will be missed by our students and staff alike and we wish her all the best for the future.

Finally, on the first Tuesday of week 1 next term we’ll be welcoming “I am Hope” into the school to speak to the Year 9 and 10 students about coping with depression and mental illness. This will happen after the full school assembly on the first day back. “I am Hope” has visited previously and the students spoke about the positive message they spread. We are looking forward to their visit this time.

I hope you all have a well deserved rest and look forward to seeing you all in the third term.

MOUNTAINVIEW

HIGH SCHOOL

July 2021

Kenny Diamond Principal

Ngā Manaakitanga

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School Office Hours - (Office is open during term time only)

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday 8.30am - 3.45pm

Thursday 9.25am - 3.45pm

MVHS 2021 Important Information

Contact details: MVHS phone: 03 684 7039 or email: [email protected]

Teachers contact emails: These are on our website: www.mountainview.school.nz

FOR STUDENT ABSENCES:

Skool Loop app: You can send an absentee notice from the Skool Loop app

Text: 022 101 2379 (Please DO NOT leave voice messages on cell phone it is for texts only)

School absence line: 03 684 7039 then press 1 and leave a message

SCHOOL ACCOUNTS

Our account number for online, Internet

Banking or Automatic Payments is:

12 3159 0066419 01

Please check that ALL payments are

referenced correctly with your student's

surname, and Christian name.

Term 1 28 January to 16 April Term 2 3 May to 9 July Term 3 26 July to 1 October Term 4 18 October to 10 December

TERM DATES 2021

TIMETABLE FOR 2021

8.40am - 8.55am Check & Connect

8.55am - 10.25am Period 1

10.25am - 10.50am Break

10.55am - 11.25am Ako/Assembly

11.25am - 12.55pm Period 2

12.55pm - 1.40pm Lunch

1.40pm - 3.10pm Period 3

9.25am - 10.55am Period 1

10.55am - 11.25am Break

11.25am - 12.55pm Period 2

12.55pm - 1.40pm Lunch Break

1.40pm - 3.10pm Period 3

Mon - Tues - Wed - Friday

Thursday

To minimise disruption to lessons,

if you need to make appointments for

students please try in the first instance,

to do it out of school hours.

If students need to leave the school

grounds during school hours parents/

caregivers MUST notify the Office

first and the students must then SIGN

OUT at the office before leaving the

premises (this includes Lunch time).

If students are coming into school

later than 8.40am - they MUST sign

IN at the office.

Thank you

IMPORTANT

A reminder to our Mountie

Parents/Caregivers

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July

Fri 9 Term 2 ends

Sat 10 Matariki Family Fireworks Celebration with the Timaru

Suburban Lions held at Mountie

(see advert in this newsletter)

Mon 26 Term 3 begins with Ako Conferencing on Monday

don’t forget to book, go to www.schoolinterviews.co.nz

then enter code ghqqb

August

Thur 5 Mt Hutt College Sports Exchange - At Mountie this year

Fri 13 Teacher Only Day

Tues - Friday 17-20 Mounties Jazz Band away on Tour

Mon - Tues 30-31 Winter Tournament Week begins

September

Wed - Fri 1-3 Winter Tournament Week continues

Sun 5 Father’s Day

Thur 9 University of Canterbury Open Day (See Sallie in Careers for

more information)

Tue 14 Sports and Cultural photos

Fri 17 Flava Festival held at Temuka Stadium (Mounties Kapa Haka

group will be attending)

Mon 27 South Canterbury Anniversary (Public Holiday)

Please Note Dates are subject to change

MVHS Key Calendar Da ^tes 2021

Coming Up

Term 3 begins with Ako Conferencing

on Monday 26 July, 2021

Don’t forget to book for your student.

Go to www.schoolinterviews.co.nz

then enter code ghqqb

Keep up to date with what’s happening at school.

Via the Skool Loop app, our Facebook page,

and on our website (in the What’s On section)

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The Careers Department took 40 Year 12 &

13 students to the

Christchurch Careers Expo on the 14^th May.

The students spent a couple of hours looking at all the different exhibits and career opportunities available to them. As well as talking to the exhibitors, there were chances to try some hands on experience in some of the careers.

Delta started her placement at St Joesphs Primary School in Timaru during term 2. Delta attends every Monday and has being working her way through the Year 1-8 students. She is looking to study Early Childhood or Primary teaching next year.

MVHS Careers

Mitch our Gateway Coordinator will put you out in Term 3 for 1 day

per week into your chosen career path. You attend the workplace

for a term (or shorter) to see how you go. If your interested or want

to know more - please knock on Mitch’s door in Hiwi or feel free to

send her an email at [email protected]

Are you interested in a career path but would

just love to give it a go before signing up to an

apprenticeship or 3 more years studying??

Gateway is your answer!

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Whanaungatanga means relationships, kinship, a sense of family connection, building trust and long lasting bonds. It is a relationship through shared experiences and working together which provides people with a sense of belonging. It develops as a result of kinship rights and obligations, which also serve to strengthen each member of the kin group. It also extends to others to whom one develops a close familial, friendship or reciprocal relationship. Through developing Whanaungatanga, young people are nurtured in the community, so they can contribute strongly in society. It is fundamental to tuakana teina, which is reciprocal or shared learning.

Rangatiratanga means chieftainship, the right to exercise authority, chiefly autonomy & authority, leadership of a social group, sovereignty, self determination and self management. Rangatiratanga is about being determined, open minded, reflective and committed. It can be demonstrated by the tuakana (seniors) leading by example to the teina (juniors), through role modelling the expected behaviours of the kura (school).

Rangatiratanga

Term 2

Certificates of Recognition

Displaying our Mountie Values

Awarded to:

Cleo Kentish Gareth Kearins Delta Dillon Joshua Lovely Jozef Swallow Emjay Gale Rebecka Pooley Nathan Caird

Bailey Patterson-Paige Logan O’Connor

Rhythm Reihana-Robinson Molly Gould

Matthew Creba Brooke Tait Sophie Stott Maia Colvill Nathan Geerling Lili Buchanan Angus Gould Toa Dee

Kushpreet Toor Hunter Tee Ella Brown Emerald Willers Simran Toor Paul Shrestha Jason Murphy Ryleah Eden George Duncan Jade Ridgway

Amy Baird Abdul Khalid Amone Stieger Oscar Johns Bella Dockerty

Isa Creba

Joshua Dalloway x2 Hannah Tait

Horowai Unahi Daniel Barber

Celia Stowell Jemma Jooste Thomas Hart x2 Brianna Morris Jackson Cournane Csahlym Hill

Brooke Tait Daniel Lagesse

Zephaniah Frear Hansen James Corry

Alex Chambers Erin Rawson Cruz Pile Kyan Bruce Rachel Duncan

Hope Lovely Lachie Gilchrist Chulainn Macqueen

Whanaungatanga

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Sport _Roundup

Please feel free to ring me on either 684 7039 or phone my mobile 027 431 0665.

Jackie Ryder - Sports Co-ordinator.

South Island

Athletics

MVHS

Josh Lovely

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In April, we had 3 Mountie students; Emma Baird, Josh Lovely, and Teejay Wilson-Matthews compete at the South Island Athletics Championships. This year it was held at Ngā Puna Wai Sports Hub up in Christchurch. Teejay competed in the Junior Boys Long Jump and High jump, Josh running in the Senior Boys 1500m and the 3000m, and Emma threw in the Senior Girls Shot-put and Javelin. All competed against strong regional competition and gave it their all, with Emma coming away with a 3rd place throw in her Shot Put against some very strong competition and Josh running a personal best time in one of his races! Emma will be representing MVHS up in Inglewood, near New Plymouth, to compete at the New Zealand Secondary Schools Athletics Championships with a number of other local athletes in December.

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Awesome effort from our staff and students who ran in the Cross Country/Colour run! On Friday 16th of April, our final day of Term 1 we held our annual full school cross country / colour fun run.

It was an awesome way to conclude our first term of 2021 with heaps of participation and great effort put out by all.

School Cross

Country

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Congratulations to James Corry winning the Aoraki Secondary Schools Cycling Championships Individual Time Trial in 2:58 min, held Tuesday 15^th June. James had a mechanical error in the Scratch Race but performed exceptionally well to make up for lost time. James is determined to set things right at the upcoming South Island Champs.

Congratulations^Jackson Cournane and his team mates represented South Canterbury in the Under 15’s grade at the 2021 South Island Table Tennis championship in Christchurch. The boys came away with both game and match wins!

It was another weekend of more

Jiu-Jitsu competitions for Emjay Gale, with the NZ Grappler Dunedin Winter Series Regionals held in Mosgiel over the weekend of 19^th-20^th June.

Emjay took out the top spot in Gi winning Gold and Silver in No-Gi Emjay’s dedication and commitment to the sport shows with amazing results like these.

Emjay is off to Hamilton early next month for a national conference for only female only Jiu-Jitsu athletes from around New Zealand for an extensive training opportunity before her next competition in Blenheim towards the end of July.

Emjay has her team and coaches to thank from Knight MMA & Carlson Gracie South Canterbury for all the training and hard work that has gone into her preparation for competing.

Well done to our 7 students that represented MVHS at the Aoraki Secondary Schools Cross Country - you all did a great job against some top athletes.

Our top placing was from Rowan Waller who finished 5^th in the Intermediate Boys. Well done also to Grace, Teejay, Rhythm, Oliver, Jozef, and Annabel!

Aoraki Secondary Schools

Cycling Championships

Plus

Well done Jackson

Fantastic Emjay

Awesome effort James 

Jiu-Jitsu

James competed in the Waimakariri Bridge to Bridge

60km Mountain Bike Race on Sunday 20^th

June where

he won and set a new record of 1:40:12.

Aoraki Secondary Schools

Cross Country

South Island Table

Tennis championship

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What a week of football we had! The exchange against Bayfield High School was exciting. Both boys and girls 1st XI teams played really well.

The boys fought hard showing good skill against a bigger team. Several players made their debuts for the 1st XI and it was fantastic to see the contribution they made. The MVHS team scored some top quality goals and congratulations to Samuel and George for finishing off some classy team goals. A well deserved win. Also a welcome to the management group to Mr Capstick - a real addition to the group and the boys are appreciating his input.

The girls team went down early but came back into the game through a goal scored by Emma. Bayfield scored a second goal just before half time. Despite dominating the second half MVHS were not quite able to get an equaliser going down in a close game. Great work by both teams and it is great to see the team progress they are making.

Ella Benson took top honours in the 21km time trial race in her age group with a time of 44min.54 sec. Jemma Jooste represented

South Canterbury in the Under 18 Netball team. They had some strong wins in their recent tournament.

Congratulations

to our Girls team who travelled to Oamaru to take on St Kevins College. In icy cold rain the girls played really well and drew 4-4. It was also fantastic to finish with some shared Birthday cake with Emjay!

Fantastic

effort Ella

Awesome Jemma

Football

Inline Speed

Skating

Netball

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Our Bayfield sports exchange

was very close this year!!

Senior boys Basketball Mountie Senior girls Basketball Mountie Junior boys Basketball Mountie Junior girls Basketball Mountie Senior girls Netball Bayfield Junior girls Netball Bayfield Mixed Hockey Bayfield Table Tennis Bayfield Badminton, boys Bayfield Badminton, girls Mountie

Chess Mountie

Football, girls Bayfield Football, boys Mountie Mountie won 7-6. Fantastic to have the trophy back in our trophy cabinet.

Photo to the right - our sports captains Ella Benson and Samuel Affleck reading the results and being presented the trophy by the Bayfield sport’s prefect.

I’m so proud and thankful to all our teams that played, including our coaches, managers, teachers in charge, and the wonderful referees/umpires that gave up their time to make it a great success.

Special shout out to Mitch for organising the food for afternoon tea with the help of our awesome sports committee.

Great TEAM effort everyone

PTA

Our wonderful Mountie PTA getting ready to fundraise with food and cuppa’s at the recent SC Schools Jump Jam Event organised by the fabulous Lee King (from Sport Canterbury- South Canterbury) that was held in our auditorium at Mountie this year. Was great to see around 50 teams entered from all round the district.

We really appreciate all our PTA do for our school!

Congratulations We Won it back!!

Emma Baird has been

appointed the Assistant

Coach position for the

Under 15

South Canterbury Girls

Development team for

the 2021 season.

Congratulations

Emma

Bayfield Sports Exchange

Vs ^{June 2021}

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Waimate Sports Exchange

Netball Snr A Waimate

Netball Jnr A Waimate

Football 16^th Grade MVHS

Football Girls MVHS

Basketball Jnr Boys MVHS Basketball Snr Boys MVHS Basketball Jnr Girls Waimate Basketball Snr Girls Waimate Badminton Juniors Waimate Badminton Seniors MVHS Volleyball Mixed MVHS

A close 5-6 win to Mountie - Great to have the trophy back in our trophy cabinet.

Waimate Sports Exchange

Vs

Bayfield Sports Exchange

Your support is very much appreciated!!

AM Engineering

Bidwill Hospital

Sweeney Todd’s Hair Studio

The Coburn family

Timaru Men’s Friendship Group

A big shout out t ^{o the}

following busines ^ses/

families that dona ^ted

to the Green bins f ^or

Mountie.

July 2021

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Drama

Agribusiness

A bit about them

Well done to our Senior Drama

ensemble on your mahi! Earlier in June our senior drama performed a selection of New Zealand plays that were student directed, produced and performed.

Y13 Agribusiness students bottling their Apple Cider Vinegar made from apples grown in the school orchard.

Our company, La Pomme, has a philosophy that the future of New Zealand’s agricultural success in the future, will become dependent on how sustainable we become in the production of our highly sourced produce and maximising the benefits of our products. In the media, we see our apple cider vinegar sector consistently being torn apart due to the large amount of wastage and pollution that is emitted from one of our largest income earners - the apple cider vinegar sector. The statistics show a disappointing 1.3 million apples are thrown away each year in the world alone. With this in mind, we wanted to make a product that helps combat this urgent issue, thus leading to the formation of

LA POMME’S Apple Cider Vinegar

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Thank you for everyone who came and supported our

production of West Side Story. A special thanks to - United

Scaffold for their sponsorship, Jenni at Kerr FX Graphix, and

Whaea Iri for her guest cameo.

That’s a wrap!

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Queenstown

The Level 3 Geography class visited Queenstown in May for the purpose of studying the impact of Covid-19 on the town. Students worked in groups to carry out their research. While we were in Queenstown we were also able to engage in several activities such as going on the Gondola and Luge, jet boating, and visiting Arrowtown.

A few brave students paid to jump off a rickety bridge over the Kawarau River. Despite the cold, we had an excellent trip. Thanks to all involved.

Yr 13 Geography Trip

Queenstown Resort College (QRC) Term 1 Adventure Tourism Management student (and ex Mountie student) Grace Cowan (centre) was proud to show a group of our students around campus today. Grace was pleased to be able to share her Queenstown Resort College experience with them.

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Pareora River

On Thursday April 8^th the students from the River Module, along with Ms Carson-Iles, Mrs Barge, Mr Capstick and Mr Barge went on a field trip to explore the Pareora River.

We started at Lindisfarne and looked at the environment of the river, took water samples, and searched for invertebrates. We then travelled down to Brasells Bridge where we repeated the process to see if there were any differences further downstream. Collecting data was a great way for everyone to learn about water quality issues in our rivers in a real life context.

Once we returned back to class we then used the data we had collected to produce a poster, and to inform our upcoming Inquiry Project into South Canterbury River Issues. A wonderful day was enjoyed by all involved.

Earlier this term we welcomed Robert McCoid, Transport Depot Manager at Fonterra Clandeboye to our kura. Robert spent some time with some of our junior students explaining what employment opportunities Fonterra can offer, what a day in the life of a Tanker Driver looks like, as well as a look at the technology inside the tanker and the importance of milk testing at the farms. There were a lot of great questions from the students.

A huge thank you Robert and his team for their visit!

River Module Field Trip

Fonterra Visit to Mountie

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Over the weekend of the 19^th to 20^th of June, we (Bring on the Chops) decided to have our 40 hour famine challenge, raising money for World Vision. Instead of giving up food for 40 hours, we decided to play a song on the hour, every hour. This was a massive challenge, mainly due to the extremely little amount of sleep we got. But it was also a great experience, filled with fun moments and heaps of good food. Thanks to the generosity of many people, at the moment we have raised around $2250 and we are still taking donations for this great cause. For more details contact us on our social media platform. https://www.facebook.com/bringonthechops

Thanks again to all those that helped. George Duncan

Bring on the Chops

40 hour famine

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Our students celebrated Pink Shirt Day supporting Anti-Bullying within our schooling community. The students looked great in Pink and raised around $400 for the Mental Health Foundation.

Our senior students shared info on what different bullying looks like and help available. Well done to our Seniors that ran this day!

FRIDAY 21 MAY 2021

KŌRERO MAI, KŌRERO ATU, MAURI TŪ, MAURI ORA

JOIN THE MOVEMENT: WWW.PINKSHIRTDAY.ORG.NZ

#PINKSHIRTDAYNZ

Pink Shirt Day

Junior Showcase 2021

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Ranui Kindergarten/MVHS

Community Project

The Year 13 Building and Engineering students completed a community project with the nearby Ranui Kindergarten. The group of students were tasked with designing and building two large lockable boxes that would house the children’s sand pit toys. They also had to design, create and laser cut four signs that labeled key areas around the Kindergarten in both English and Te reo Māori, such as

‘Bus Stop - tūnga pahi’.

Before getting started on these projects the students met with the tamariki and their teachers back in term one to discuss design requirements and take measurements.

These projects were worked on by Jess Brown, Leah Johnson, Jasprit Singh, Ethan Soden, Masha Chernytska, James Corry, Lachie Gilchrist and Jack McLennan. Installation was completed by Ethan and Masha in week eight of term two. Students who took part in the project have the opportunity to gain Level 3 Building Unit Standard in Communication and Safety.

The tamariki at Ranui Kindergarten are thrilled with their new storage boxes and signs.

Don Martin

Thank you to the 16 M

ountainview High School students for taking the time to come along and donate.

I’m aware that not everyone was able to give blood on the da

y but that’s okay – we expec_t that a small percentage of people who c along to donate will get def ome

erred. We really appreciate that all 16 studen

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Abby, thank you for all your work organising this event for the Mountie students. We really appreciate all the effort you put it to make this event a success.

Once again, THANK YOU to Mountainview High School!

We really appreciate your ongoing suppor t of our vital service.

Ngā mihi mahana, Atawhai Te Hau

Donor Relations Coordinator - New Z_ealand Blood Service

Timaru Mobile Blood Drive

Year 13 Building and Engineering

I just want to say a HUGE thank you to Mountainview High School for supporting us last week. Here are a few numbers that you may be interested in…

For the Timaru mobile blood drive on Tues 22^nd, Wed 23^rd

& Thurs 24^th June.

• 229 people came along to donate.

• We collected 205 units (1 donation = 1 unit). 24 people couldn’t donate.

• 205 units is great – it is 5 units over the target the we had for the 3-day Timaru mobile blood drive last week.

• There were 39 brand new donors.

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Library

2021 Student Librarians

Delta Dillon, Annabel Barge, Gareth Kearins,

Rhythm Reihana Robinson, Luca Kleinsmith,

Oscar Johns, Ella Craig, Tayla Stewart, Maia

Colvill, Natahlia Westgarth, Katelyn

Eckhardt, Lexi Philp, Louise Olds, Lily-Rose

Sanders, Tayla Arps. Absent: Arthur Lana,

Joash Jorgensen, Hunter Tee, Grace Tough.

Ebook Instructions

To borrow books on a device:

• Download the free Wheelers ePlatform App from the Apple, Google Play or Windows app stores.

(The app can be accessed on an iPad, iPhone, Galaxy and most other devices)

• Find Mountainview in the “find my library”

• Log in (you’ll only need to do this once) using your school email as user name: for example....

[email protected] Password is: library1

Did you know!...

You can read Ebooks for free

while attending Mountie...

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log in using your school email

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On Wednesday 7^th July some of our wonderful Maori Performing Arts students attended the opening of Opihi Colleges’ new Taumatakahu and Taiao buildings. This was a great opportunity to observe Tikanga (procedural processes) and perform to the wider group - they did an amazing job, ka pai!!

Maori Performing Arts

Our Year 11 students attended the Pathways Expo this term where they were introduced to a wide range of industries and occupations, and heard how different people entered those industries (career

decision making). Very valuable information!

Pathways Expo

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The PTA are keen to get parents signed up

to our Facebook page. Parents can search

'Mountainview High School PTA'.

PTA Monthly Meeting Information

Our PTA monthly meetings are held from 7pm on the fourth Tuesday of each month in the school

staff room, during the school terms. You are very welcome to join our group; please feel free to

attend any meetings. Should you have any queries or suggestions, please contact us.

PTA Contact Details are:

[email protected] or text 022 468 4782

MVHS

PTA

Mountainview

High School

PTA

2nd Hand

Uniform Shop

Then contact our PTA for more details on selling your students school uniform to the 2nd Hand

Uniform Shop, they ask that you please ensure it is in good condition and the Blazer must be dry

cleaned and still have dry cleaners tag on. For more information please contact the PTA

[email protected] or ph/text 022 468 4782

Uniform Shop winter opening

hours are by appointment

WE ARE BUYING

Has your student left school?

Are you looking to sell your students

MVHS uniform?

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Stay up to date with all the latest news from

Mountainview with our 'Skool Loop' App for

notices, newsletters, instant messages plus more.

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If you see us around school come and say “Hi”.

We are here to help and talk about all the

things that are going on in your world.

We (24/7) have a Facebook page called

'24/7 Mountainview High School' that you should

hit up to see what we are up to.

Message it if you need to chat and also you can

find out when we are bringing free stuff to school.

Sonya Stamp & Edmund Hilder

Mountie’s 24-7 Youth Workers ^For: Nurse Practitioner Consultations,

Advice & Treatment

When: Tuesdays 2pm—4.30pm

Where: Woollcombe House, (No.18)

Cnr Woollcombe & Barnard Street

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Ph or text 687-2320 / 027 223 2670

For: Nurse Practitioner Consultations, Advice & Treatment

When: Tuesdays 2pm—4.30pm Where: Woollcombe House, (No.18) Cnr Woollcombe & Barnard Street

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156 Talbot Park

New premises at Talbot Park, 156 Otipua Road, Timaru.

If you have any queries please feel free to contact the school office.

You can keep track of your student/s

results, attendance, school notices etc,

through our parent/student portal.

On the internet you can go to

kamar.mountainview.school.nz

and with a unique user name and

password log on.

Another option is to download the

“Kamar” App on a device.

To install the App on your device you

need to search for “Kamar” in the Android

Playstore or the Apple App store.

Steps for the Phone App

1. Download the Application

2. Install

3. Open and click on Settings

4. Enter the server address:

http://kamar.mountainview.

school.nz

5. Username is your normal Kamar

username

6. Password is your normal Kamar

password

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