Visual Arts Trip L1 Te Rau Aroha Marae, Bluff, 3 July 2024

In July we have the opportunity to take the Level 1 Visual Art Students to visit Te Rau Marae in Bluff. The experience the students have here will connect to the learning they are doing around out local history and understanding of Te Ao Māori concepts.

We will learn about the artworks in Tahu Potiki Whare Rau (the meeting house) and the meaning behind these as part of the learning required for the level 1 visual arts course. The students will be asked to take notes and we will also spend time drawing. When we finish at the Marae we will venture to the top of Bluff Hill.

Details:

Time: 9am Depart Southland Girls High School on Go Bus 9.30am Arrive Te Rau Aroha Marae, Bluff – Here we will spend time learning, listening and drawing

12pm Depart Te Rau Aroha Marae and head to Bluff Hill or another venue for lunch and drawing/photography time. 1pm Depart Bluff 1.30pm Arrive Southland Girls High School.

Date: Wednesday 3rd July

Clothing: The students will be required to wear correct winter uniform  and bring a wet weather jacket. We expect student behaviour to meet our high standards at all times.

Food: Students will be given kai at Te Rau Aroha Marae for morning tea but will need to bring their own packed lunch and water bottles.

Cost: We ask that students contribute $15 towards the cost of the trip.

The students will be given their teachers cell phone number and instructions for the trip will be discussed prior to leaving.

This event contains risks, including travel to and from Bluff and being out in the elements.  This event is managed by school staff who will manage risk and hazards according to the school’s safety management plan.  This includes careful planning, following the itinerary and instructions from staff at Te Rau Marae if there is an emergency. While risks can be maintained to acceptable levels they cannot be totally eliminated.  Some risk is retained for its learning and experiential value.  If you wish to come in to school to see our safety management systems or have any questions, feel free to contact myself, Sarah Templer on 03 2116030 ext 848 or [email protected]

It is important for safety reasons that students follow instructions given to them by all staff and follow all appropriate school rules. Behaviour by students that is deemed dangerous and puts themselves and/or others at undue risk will result in follow up with YLCs on the return to school.

Please pay and complete permission form asap.

 

RISKS Disclosure

Weekly sports contains risks, including common injuries like strains, sprains, bruises and dislocations. These events are managed by the appropriate sporting body in conjunction with school staff who will manage risk and hazards according to the school’s safety management plan. This includes careful consideration of the risks, all risks will be outlined to the students. While risks can be maintained to acceptable levels they cannot be totally eliminated. Some risk is retained for its learning and experiential value. If you wish to come in to school to see our safety management systems or have any questions, feel free to contact Ashleigh Rabel 03 211 6030 or [email protected].

It is important for safety reasons that students follow instructions given to them by all staff and follow all appropriate school rules. Behaviour by students that is deemed dangerous and puts themselves and/or others at undue risk will result in your child facing disciplinary actions on their return or sent home at the cost of the Whanau/parents or caregivers.

RISKS Disclosure

This event contains risks, including possible injuries. This event is managed by school staff or other organisations who will manage risk and hazards according to the school’s/organisation’s safety management plan. This includes careful consideration of all procedures while carrrying out the activites. While risks can be maintained to acceptable levels they cannot be totally eliminated. Some risk is retained for its learning and experiential value.

If you wish to come in to school to see our safety management systems or have any questions please phone 03 211 6030.

STUDENT CODE OF CONDUCT

I understand that sports, trips, and extra-curricular activities are opportunities for me to learn, practice skills, and gain attitudes and values in an environment outside of the school.  I realise that this requires me to take on genuine responsibility for my own enjoyment and safety and that of others.

I agree to do the following to make this happen:

  • Show courtesy and consideration to others.
  • Follow the rules and instructions of staff and other supervisors at the events.
  • Look after myself and my personal belongings.
  • Declare medical conditions that could affect participation in the events.
  • Accept the rules set by the school for the events.
  • Take part in all activities within ‘challenge-by-choice’ options

I understand that my parents / caregivers will be contacted and I may be sent home at their expense if:

  • My actions are considered unacceptable by staff / supervisors of these events.
  • I breach the behaviour / discipline standards of the school.
  • My actions put me or others in any danger.

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To book in for a tour of the boarding house, please email Jenni Dennis, [email protected] or telephone 03 211 6030.

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To book in for a tour of the school, please email Nicola Macpherson on  [email protected] or telephone 03 211 6030.

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