We love recognising effort, progress, and success. Visit this page to see our students achievements, milestones, and proud school moments shared with our community.
We love recognising effort, progress, and success. Visit this page to see our students achievements, milestones, and proud school moments shared with our community.
This term our tamariki have worked hard writing their very own speeches to present in front of our class. Students were also invited to compete in our senior speech competition, with winners been invited to compete at the Rotary Speech competition in Week 8. It was amazing to see the confidence and effort each of our tairua put in to their speeches.
Ella won the most influential Award for her speech about her Autism.
Matty won 1st place for Year 6 for his speech about his dogs.
Mason won 1st place for Year 5 for his speech about Football.
Torus won 1st place for Year 4 for her speech about our school values.
Amelia
Year 4 Speech: School vlaues
Torus
Year 4 speech: school values
Hunter
Year 4 speech: school values
Keleigh
Year 4 speech: School values
Tennyson
Year 4 speech: School values
Mason
Year 5 speech: Football
Murphy-Rose
Year 5 Speech: Cats
Lexa
Year 5 speech:
Justice
Year 5 speech: Why the Sun is white
Bertie
Year 5 speech: Why cats are better than dogs
Kelyse
Year 6 speech: Rugby
Tayla
Year 6 speech: Recycling
Matthew
Year 6 speech: Dogs
Kylie
Year 6 speech: Why school is important
Rebekah
Year 6 speech: Bullying
Check out our photos from our very first Science Fair! Room 1 worked very hard on planning and completing a variety of awesome experiements to present their Sicence Fair posters. From making cloud bread, to exploding coke rockets and volcanoes to sticky slime! It's been a messy lot of fun
Room 1 Science Fair poster displays
Room 6 learnt about making music with liquids
Check out the juniors with their class experiment
Leana and Aliaa made sticky slime!
Ella experimented with walking water
Bertie and Murphy experimented with non-mixing liquids
Tayla and Piper made elephants toothpaste!
Alexis baked her own loaf of cloud bread!
Check out our photos from Room 1 and 2's trip to Moturua Island! This experience was amazing, filled with fun, hands on learning outside of the classroom and exploring nature like never before!
We used hot and cool colours to blend our background, then sketched and finely painted a shiloutte over the background to represent an Anzac story such as poppies, fields, crosses, soldiers, flags
Our Art was presented at the Whangaroa community hall over the weekend during the Anzac dawn service parade.