Room 4 tamariki from left to right:
Jordan, Sivilaise, Vanila, Zain, Vaibhav, Kyloh, Daryn, Gabriel, Aaron and Armani. (Absent: Sione and Vanila).
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Welcome to the Online Learning Site for Room 4.
Welcome to the Online Learning Site for Room 4.
Nau mai, haere mai, and welcome to the reception class. The reception class aims to ensure all tamariki are able to feel safe, secure and happy whilst at school. This can be achieved by forming positive relationships with others, by learning the routines of the day, and by gaining some independence before moving to their new entrant classroom. When children feel safe, secure and happy, learning will come naturally.
On this site, you will be able to see some of the exciting things that we do and learn whilst at school. We will also share with you all the fun events that are up and coming, important updates and helpful resources to keep you informed so that you can stay connected and involved in your child's learning journey.
Click here to see what is happening in Room 4 and at Homai School.
Room 4's Class Timetable
Room 4's Class Timetable
Click on the curriculum area image to go to our learning.
Meet the teacher
Whāea Karen
Whāea Karen
Kia Ora!
My name is Karen Soutar. Room 4 students call me Whaea Karen.
If you are interested in learning further about me, click here to find out more.
Meet the children
Meet the children
The Early Childhood Education Curriculum Framework
Te Whāriki: He whāriki mātauranga mō ngā mokopuna o Aotearoa - The Early Childhood Curriculum.
Te Whāriki is New Zealand's early childhood education framework which aims to nurture the whole child - socially, emotionally, cognitively, and physically, creating a foundation for lifelong learning.
The aspiration of Te Whāriki is to support children to learn what they need to be confident learners for life.
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