We were so lucky on Tuesday that the day was warm and sunny. It was a little wet under foot but that didn't stop the eager runners.
Everyone did their best and had a great time.Congratulations to Chelsea who won the Year 4 girls race.
22 May 2013
How Can you Make a Butterfly Fly?
With paperclips and a magnet that's how?
Mrs Ryan has set up activities to do for Science week.We had fun making our butterfly fly without touching it onto the magnet.We tried all sorts of ways to make the butterfly stay in the air. Chelsea is our champion for the longest time.
Can you work out how it flies?Ask someone from Room 8 to tell you !
21 May 2013
Stars at Assembly
On Friday a group of students from the Year 4 joined together and played music as assembly that they learned at Performing Arts with Ruth Hooke . They were nervous but excited.
Olivia also showed the whole school the clip of her dancing competition. She won a huge cup for the highest marks. Olivia is very talented and everyone was amazed. Samantha her sister filmed it. If you would like to see it click below.
Little Buddies
Last Friday we visited our little buddies in Room 1 and helped them make a day of the week caterpillar. Our little buddies were very excited when we came and
enjoy playing with us.
11 May 2013
Mother's Day
Happy Mothers Day to all our mothers.
Room 8 made cards with love for all their mothers. We do appreciate all the wonderful things you do for us.
Enjoy your cards and have a great day.
Pou Ceremony
Today the whole school met together with the Muritai whanau group, Kaumatua and Kokiri to celebrate and welcome back the two pou into the playground.
They have been mended and shifted from the sandpit area to the playground outside the main school.
The pou represent links to the earth, the sky and Tane Mahuta, and give strength to the school.
Mr Bird gave a speech in Maori and we sang the school song.
The Kaumatua gave a speech and told us that we can go and touch the pou and they will give us strength when we need it.
We are all very happy to have the pou back in the playground!
They have been mended and shifted from the sandpit area to the playground outside the main school.
The pou represent links to the earth, the sky and Tane Mahuta, and give strength to the school.
Mr Bird gave a speech in Maori and we sang the school song.
The Kaumatua gave a speech and told us that we can go and touch the pou and they will give us strength when we need it.
We are all very happy to have the pou back in the playground!
5 May 2013
Welcome Back to Term 2
We have lots of fun learning to do this term. Remember to bring your running shoes every day for cross country training. We are becoming information detectives to learn about earthquakes and volcanoes and will be writing like a scientist and exciting story writers.
Remember your slippers to wear inside this term and your drink bottles.
We need to have your homework books back every day.
Remember your slippers to wear inside this term and your drink bottles.
We need to have your homework books back every day.
See you Monday with all your news !
Check this clip out !
Check this clip out !
Little Room 1 Buddies
We met our little buddies for the first time. As they had just started school they were all a little shy however it didn't take long for the conversation to start as they made their shape picture with the help of their big buddies.
Good bye Nora
Last Week of the Term
What a busy last week of the term we had with lots of things to finish
and learning about ANZAC day. Students and parents came to goal setting
interviews and swimming sports. It was very busy!
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