Charlie Treweek - for working hard during literacy activities to build confidence reading and writing a range of irregular words.

Violet Forward - for hearing sounds in words and writing them down during writing time independently.

Arlo Te Awhe - for his hard work on sounds, blending and learning to read.

Johanne McGregor - for her great persuasive writing about getting a class pet. 

Khyrie Fonongaloa - for applying himself to his learning and making great progress in all areas.

Ivy McIntosh - Ivy consistently applies herself across all curriculum areas, particularly excelling doing independent and extension work at math time.

Huia Benseman - for her ability to read smoothly and thoughtfully while showing a strong understanding of texts.

Alivia Harrison - for skillfully transferring knowledge of times tables over to more tricky multiplication questions in maths.

Otis Beijeman - for his continued resilience and amazing effort put into everything he does especially in Handwriting. 

Rayleigh O’Brien - for consistently displaying an infectious joy, and unmitigated enthusiasm for learning that encourages others to rise to the high standards that Rayleigh puts on himself. Co-president of his class Maths Club, he supports his fellow club members, AND he scored 97% on his recent Maths test.

Ihaia Taurua - for taking his time and adding detail during the pencil pattern art lessons.

Umar Ali - for showing his resilience in his reading, writing and maths and not giving up when it becomes tricky.

Mahlia Phillips - for showing resilience, having a can do attitude and making progress in her spelling and reading. 

Amaia Harrison - for applying herself in spelling and reading, working hard to develop her decoding and encoding skills; being brave and giving things a go even when she’s not sure.

Lucas Jefferies - while planning his story, Lucas was given multiple feedback points and each time he went away and studiously worked towards the feedback - all while maintaining a positive/growth mindset.

Ellablu Sharrock - for demonstrating persistence by not giving up, trying different strategies, and asking for help to keep moving forward in her learning.

Logan Hogg - finding a way through situations, good & bad, while thinking before acting or speaking.

Te Ariki Rask - for continuously showing resilience when things get tricky. The progress he is making is down to his hard work and perseverance.

Liam Thompson - for being an actively engaged member of his reading rōpū who never gives up, maintaining a positive mindset when receiving critique.

April Toy - for trying her best during fitness and PE games, giving new games a go and encouraging others in her group. 

Eddie Heng - for always giving his best, playing fair and participating in all fitness activities.

Adaline Henderson - for being inclusive during fitness, swimming and making sure others are included.

Audrey Johnson - for being a positive classmate who always makes games fun for everyone by encouraging others, trying her best and playing by the rules. 

Kahurangi Benseman - Kahurangi prioritises the enjoyment of others, and will be first on the scene to offer help and support when someone is hurt. 

Ruby-Jay Hetaraka - for demonstrating great sportsmanship through her positive attitude, enjoyment, and encouragement of others

Ares Hunapo-Harrison - showing that exercise, games & fitness can be fun and joyful.

Eli Vaetoru - for his honesty when playing games with his peers. He not only makes sure his peers are staying honest but himself is honest too. This shows great leadership qualities for the future. 

Hadley Henderson - for consistently being a positive influence on others, Hadley is the epitome of everything a good team mate should be, regardless of the context.