1 Oct 2025

Good Morning Everyone,

 

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Dear Glenbervie School Community,

The Board of Trustees are writing to you today with an important update regarding the proposed compulsory school uniform policy.

First, we want to thank everyone who participated in the recent survey. Your engagement and feedback are truly valued, and with over 180 votes submitted, we saw a strong response from our community. The final results were very close, with 43.8% in favor of the policy and 56.2% against. We have included an overview of the results below for those who are interested.

After careful consideration, the Board has resolved not to adopt the compulsory uniform policy at this stage. Given the close outcome, it is clear that there are still questions and concerns that need to be addressed. We believe it is essential to continue consulting with our community to ensure any future decision is well-informed and has broader support. This matter will remain under review as part of our ongoing cycle of planning and consultation.

For those who have already placed orders with Uniform Hub, they have been contacted and will be in touch with you directly in due course to manage your order.

Thank you once again for your engagement throughout this process. We also want to acknowledge the significant amount of work dedicated to this initiative by our staff, Senior Leadership Team (SLT), and the Board of Trustees.

Please reach out to us if you have any questions. bot@glenbervie.school.nz 

Warm regards,

Glenbervie Board of Trustees

 

 

 

1 Oct 2025

Dear Glenbervie School Community,

The Board of Trustees are writing to you today with an important update regarding the proposed compulsory school uniform policy.

First, we want to thank everyone who participated in the recent survey. Your engagement and feedback are truly valued, and with over 180 votes submitted, we saw a strong response from our community. The final results were very close, with 43.8% in favour of the policy and 56.2% against. We have included an overview of the results below for those who are interested.

After careful consideration, the Board has resolved not to adopt the compulsory uniform policy at this stage. Given the close outcome, it is clear that there are still questions and concerns that need to be addressed. We believe it is essential to continue consulting with our community to ensure any future decision is well-informed and has broader support. This matter will remain under review as part of our ongoing cycle of planning and consultation.

For those who have already placed orders with Uniform Hub, they have been contacted and will be in touch with you directly in due course to manage your order.

Thank you once again for your engagement throughout this process. We also want to acknowledge the significant amount of work dedicated to this initiative by our staff, Senior Leadership Team (SLT), and the Board of Trustees.

Please reach out to us if you have any questions. bot@glenbervie.school.nz 

Warm regards,

Glenbervie Board of Trustees

16 Sep 2025

Dear Glenbervie Families
This is a friendly reminder from the PTA that all Monster Raffle ticket books and money need to be returned tomorrow (Wednesday 17th September) to class teachers or to the school office. This allows the PTA time to review how ticket sales are going and to prepare any unsold tickets to be sold at Ag Day.
If there are any unsold tickets after Ag Day these will be available for families to sell during the first two weeks of term four. You can email the PTA at glenbervieschoolpta@gmail.com to request further ticket books to sell next term.
A few ticket books are going home with families today, these can be returned on Monday 6th October. 
Thanks for helping us make this fundraiser a success!
Kind regards
Glenbervie School PTA