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10/12/20 Santa arrives at Little Rock
Kids (both big and small) enjoyed the arrival of Santa direct from the North Pole today.
9/12/20 LRPS Nativity Play
A full house enjoyed the 2020 LRPS Nativity play production. All the children performed really well, and a great festive time was had by all.
28/8/20 LRPS Polyfest
Due to the cancellation of the main Polyfest at the Edgar Centre this year, we decided to host our own unique LRPS event celebrating Pacifika culture. We had a fantastic turnout and the kids loved dressing up and performing for everyone.
3/8/20 Matariki Night
A great time was had by all at Little Rock’s Matariki night with plenty of laughter, singing, and of course eating!!. Thank you to all the little and big helpers who helped prepare an amazing meal for all of us to enjoy
12/12/19 Santa’s Visit
Santa made a special trip down from the North Pole to visit all the special children at LRPS today.
29/10/19 Movie night
A full house and fantastic fun night was had at the Metro Cinema for the LRPS fundraising screening of Ride Like A Girl.
21/10/19 Visit from The Breeze
Damian Newell from The Breeze visited us last week to do a little video about the wonderful food donation we get every week from Greg Piner of Vault 21 for our kids to enjoy.
10/9/19 Otago Polyfest 2019
After weeks of practice, the whole Preschool took the bus to the Edgar Centre today to perform at the 2019 Otago Polyfest. All the kids did a fantastic job.
5/9/2019 National Physical Education Day
LRPS were excited to welcome I Am Hope ambassador and multi-sport endurance sportsman Scott Weatherall. He helped us launch National Physical Education Day by getting the kids (and teachers) moving!!
29/8/19 Yellow Day
Our preschool got into the spirit of Yellow day with everyone dressing up in their best yellow gear helping raise funds for the Cancer Society.
29/8/19 Fill a bucket awards
Over the past few weeks we have been looking at ways we can fill one another’s invisible buckets or make one another feel good and happy. We have been exploring our treaty and the ‘have you filled a bucket today’ book. We created a fill a bucket wall. We drew some pictures of things we can do to fill other peoples buckets as well as things we enjoy that fill our own buckets up. There were some great examples on the wall that the children could pull off and use or teachers used at group times such as ‘hugs’, ‘smiles’, ‘listening ears’, ‘invite someone to play with you’ etc.
Today we handed out our Fill our Bucket awards.
