Term 1 Week 7
18 March 2014
Dear Parents and Caregivers and Friends
A significant aspect of
learning and growing up is to learn to be resilient and to develop good
character.
We develop resilience
and character through conflict and challenge IF those conflicts and challenges
are not overwhelming us but rather provide us with opportunities to grow and
mature in our responses to them.
Children are no
different to adults in this regard. It is just that, as the caring adults in
their lives, we can guide them through the feelings and situations and help
them to think of alternative responses to the thoughts and feelings that
overwhelm them.
We so appreciate those
parents who are aware of their children’s issues and concerns because they talk
with them, and who work with the school to help build resilience, character and
love in their children.
As children work out who
they are, they do so in relation to others. Please let us know if your child is
having issues that burden them, or if things are happening ‘underground’ that
teachers may not know about. How they feel about their learning and their
environment is really important to us.
At MCS we are committed
to providing a safe and happy and positive environment for your children, by
helping our learners become safe and happy and positive and loving kids.
It is a process, as I know
you are aware as parents. And it is a privilege to be in a community of
families who work as a team in building and shaping our kids as individuals and
as a wider school family.
Blessings on your week.
Helen Pearson
Please help us as a
school:
1. Like us on Facebook
2. Comment about the
school on Facebook
3. Post on Facebook
4. Share photos on our
Mahurangi Christian School page - camp and trips especially
5. Talk in the community
about the school and the scholarships that are available to potential students
6. Join our school blog
http://mahurangichristianschool.blogspot.co.nz/
Please help your child:
1. Join his or her blog
and post comments on his or her writing and other work
Here is how you can do
this:
Helen
Pearson
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