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The year at Myross Bush is just flying by.

It is hard to believe we are half way through November and there are not many weeks left for 2024.

We have achieved a lot across the school with some great learning taking place.

Visits to Kerr Bush have started up again (now that the weather is warming up) where we have joined with local neighbours to become one of the kaitiaki of Kerr

Bush.

This means classes visit and care for the environment to ensure it stays healthy for future generations.

At the end of last term we performed our school proudcution of Peter Pan at the Civic.

This consisted of everyone in our school having a role from singing and dancing, ensuring props were on and off the stage at the right time, and lead actors and actresses telling the story.

A huge thankyou to the staff who supported all of this to ensure we dazzled on the stage.

At the start of November we had 16 students attend the Jump Jam South Island Nationals in Christchurch.

This group of dedicated girls performed a very slick performance of 24 K Magic with the support of Miss Georgia Ashworth and their parents.

It was a very close competition and even though they didn’t place, I know the school and community are extremely proud of them.

As we come to the end of the year, there are still many more exciting experiences to be had.

We will be farewelling our Year 6 graduates and wish them well as they transition into their high schools next year.

We know they will go on to do great things in the future.

Meri Kirihimete from everyone at Myross Bush School.

Myross Bush School proudly supported by Fiordland Escapes