Excellence & Equity for All
Excellence & Equity for All
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Welcome to Mangere Bridge School!Ko Tainui Te Waka
Ko Te Pane o Mataoho te Maunga Ko Te Manukanuka o Hoturoa te Moana Ko Te Waiohua te Iwi Ko Te Piriti o Mangere te kura Together Growing Inquiring minds for successful futures through Partnership, Achievement and Learning EXCELLENCE AND EQUITY FOR ALL 
Updates for return to school on Monday 22nd November 2021COVID 19 UpdatesCovid Alert level update - 12th October 2021Tuesday 12 October, 2021
Kia ora MBS whaanau, We hope you are enjoying the holiday and keeping happy, healthy and safe in your bubbles. Following the announcement yesterday afternoon, we can see that the government has kept with their cautious approach when responding to COVID-19 and as a result, Auckland will stay at Alert Level 3 for a bit longer. We are proud of how our community has responded to this outbreak but the mahi isn’t yet done. Please continue to follow all the alert level requirements including staying at home and getting tested for COVID-19 if you are feeling unwell and for your own sake and for the health of your whaanau, please get vaccinated. I have included some information about vaccinations to support decision making. At full Alert Level 3 you legally must stay within your household bubble unless for essential personal movement, including going to work and going to school. We are therefore open once more from Monday 18 October for only the small number of children who need to attend. All our usual safety precautions for Alert Level 3 will be in place which include all the recommendations from the public health experts. This means students will be kept in bubbles of no more than 10. Our staff on-site will also have been tested for COVID-19 before they get back to work and we are moving toward having 100 percent of our staff vaccinated. It is now legally required that we hold a COVID-19 vaccination register for all eligible students and staff – so we are all playing our part in keeping our community safe. You can also assist everyone’s safety by keeping your child at home if they are feeling unwell and please do contact your GP or Healthline, to seek advice about getting tested. From 18 October, when Term 4 begins, we will continue to support all children who remain learning from home through our distance learning programme. For those tamariki and their whaanau who are due to join our Mangere Bridge School whaanau on this day, we welcome you! Your child's teacher will be in touch about how to access learning through Seesaw. While we know how difficult it is trying to work from home as well as support your child’s learning, please keep your child at home if there is an appropriate carer available. For those of you with no other option, we look forward to seeing your child at school next week. If you have no other choice but to send your child to school, please complete this survey and I will send you a follow-up email to clarify your situation and let you know more details about what you and your child can expect when coming back to school. Noho haumaru, noho hauora. Stay safe, stay healthy. Please reach out if you have any questions or need anything, whaanau. Kia kaha. Ngaa mihi, Dale Munro Acting Principal MANGERE BRIDGE SCHOOL Update on Enrolment to include Te Hiaroa (Bilingual unit)
Uniform shop will be open on Mondays and Wednesdays from 2.30 to 3.30pm
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Kaitiakitanga Poetry Slam prerecorded Poems
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