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St John's Girls' School is an interdenominational Christian school and is steeped with wonderful traditions, strong values, and a warm family spirit. We are located in a park-like setting in the centre of Invercargill.
Our values are the important qualities we strive to live by and demonstrate in the way we go about our work, and in the relationships we have with others in our school.
St John’s was established in 1917 by the St John’s Anglican Church. After the depression, when the Church could no longer support the school, a new school board was formed and St John’s Girls’ School became independent. In 1990 St John’s became an integrated school, retaining its Christian base.
Over the years the school has grown and developed into a high-performing school well-known for its confident, articulate students who have a strong work ethic and who are well-rounded individuals. The small size means that every girl is known by everyone and is cared for. Pastoral care is important and our small class sizes are important to the well-being and education of our girls.
We are proud of St John’s Girls’ School and welcome the opportunity to share it with you. We invite you to visit us and see the school in action.
Nathan Hughes
Principal
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Please find attached the notice about next Friday's KIPRRR Day (formerly known as mufti day) and the Sausage Sizzle and Chill.
Year 7 & 8 Wearable Art Resources
Good afternoon,
Our ideas are coming to fruition and we are now looking for materials to start creating.
At this stage, we are on the hunt for: large, thick pieces of polystyrene, large seashells, white feathers, black feathers and VCR tapes.
We would very much appreciate your help.
Thank you,
Lee Stewart
Dear Parents and Whanau of Rooms 1, 2 and 3
On Monday 19th August the Juniors are heading out for their walk around the estuary with Mr Lloyd Esler as part of our learning around ‘Reduce, Reuse and Recycle’.
If you are available to come along as a parent helper, please could we ask that you meet us at the Estuary Viewpoint on Bond Street (leaving your vehicles there) at 9.30am. We will be walking down the track and the bus will collect the girls at the other end. Parents will need to walk back to their cars.
If you are available to help, please complete the form that is coming home today and return it to your daughter’s teacher by Wednesday 14th August.
Many thanks.
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Warm regards
Mrs Jagoutz, Mrs Dawkins and Mrs Raines
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