Bohally Intermediate
Learning and Development in Marlborough
www.bohally.school.nz
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Mr Paul Sainsbury Mrs Natasha Radich Mrs Sharon Wilson Mr Peter Tilley Mrs Heather Webster Mr Stuart Wilson Mrs Anne Anderson Mr Graeme Crimp istration and Support Staff. Miss Elsie Elkington Mrs Rachael Climo Mrs Annette Woods Miss Ashleigh Jones Mrs Rachel Boyce Property Manager Mr Dale Henderson Cleaning Team Mrs Vanessa Wenmoth Miss Claudia Chapman Mr Rob Hatton Barber Mrs Glenis Smith Mrs Diane McAllister. All students are expected to take part in EOTC experiences such as Adventure Week and class excursions. Permission for trips within 2km from Bohally Intermediate is obtained at the beginning of the year.
Regular home learning has value in consolidating work done at school, developing sound independent work habits and provides the opportunity for students to share their learning with you. Lunch Passes are also only given upon written request from parents caregivers. It is expected that students wear their PE uniform for all lessons and games. An opportunity to meet your child's teacher occurs early in Term 1 during our Parent Teacher Evening where learning, behaviour and home learning expectations are outlined to parents. The school accepts responsibility for students inside the school grounds between the hours of 8 30 a. Opportunities are provided for students to participate in social evenings throughout the year.
During the year, sports trips, and whole school participation in gymnastics, athletics, fun run, triathlon and swimming ensure plenty of physical activity for all students. Students are expected to bring the required stationery to school on the first day of the school year. We value student voice at Bohally Intermediate and encourage students to share their aspirations for, and be involved in, the running of the school. It is through this body that the students have the opportunity to have a say in the running of their school.
A requirement of being in a school team is that students wear the correct uniform. Students are encouraged to be 'sun smart' and this includes wearing a hat during Term 1 and 4. Students wishing to take up this challenge will focus on increasing their M ori language across all areas of the curriculum and their knowledge and use of tikanga and M ori culture. Bohally Intermediate School was opened in 1956 to 185 students under the leadership of the first Principal, Mr G S Brash
Mr and Mrs Fulton called their farm Bohally’ after the Fulton ancestral home on the shores of Loch Tummel in Perthshire, Scotland. Bohally Intermediate School was opened in 1956 to 185 students under the leadership of the first Principal, Mr G S Brash
Regular home learning has value in consolidating work done at school, developing sound independent work habits and provides the opportunity for students to share their learning with you. Lunch Passes are also only given upon written request from parents caregivers. It is expected that students wear their PE uniform for all lessons and games. An opportunity to meet your child's teacher occurs early in Term 1 during our Parent Teacher Evening where learning, behaviour and home learning expectations are outlined to parents. The school accepts responsibility for students inside the school grounds between the hours of 8 30 a. Opportunities are provided for students to participate in social evenings throughout the year.
During the year, sports trips, and whole school participation in gymnastics, athletics, fun run, triathlon and swimming ensure plenty of physical activity for all students. Students are expected to bring the required stationery to school on the first day of the school year. We value student voice at Bohally Intermediate and encourage students to share their aspirations for, and be involved in, the running of the school. It is through this body that the students have the opportunity to have a say in the running of their school.
A requirement of being in a school team is that students wear the correct uniform. Students are encouraged to be 'sun smart' and this includes wearing a hat during Term 1 and 4. Students wishing to take up this challenge will focus on increasing their M ori language across all areas of the curriculum and their knowledge and use of tikanga and M ori culture. Bohally Intermediate School was opened in 1956 to 185 students under the leadership of the first Principal, Mr G S Brash
Mr and Mrs Fulton called their farm Bohally’ after the Fulton ancestral home on the shores of Loch Tummel in Perthshire, Scotland. Bohally Intermediate School was opened in 1956 to 185 students under the leadership of the first Principal, Mr G S Brash
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