Sunday, 18 June 2017

Sunday, 11 June 2017

week 7 term 2 2017
letter j

Sunday, 4 June 2017

week 6 term 2 2017

week 6
letter i I

Cross country
Remember fancy dress/ whanau colours and cross fingers for good weather!

The planned timetable for Tuesday 6 June is:

Cross Country Timetable

10.30am - morning tea

10.50am - whanau

11.00am - down to park

11.30am - Year 1 Race - Boys & Girls

11.40am - Year 2 Race - Boys & Girls

11.50am - Year 1 & 2 Fun Run

12.10pm - Year 3 Race - Boys & Girls (1 lap)

12.20pm - Year 4 Race - Boys & Girls (1 lap)

12.40pm - Year 5 Race - Boys & Girls (2 laps)

12.45pm - Year 6 Race - Boys & Girls (2 laps)

1.10pm - Year 7 & 8 Fun Run/Walk (2 laps) - Boys & Girls

1.15pm - Year 7 Race - Boys & Girls (3 laps)

1.25pm -Year 8 Race - Boys & Girls (3 laps)

2.00pm - Finish and return to school

These times are approximate and will depend on how slow or fast the runners are. We will try to keep to the timetable as close as possible.

Saturday, 27 May 2017

week 5 term 2 2017

week 5
Letter K
Keeping Ourselves Safe website is below for those who want to take a look at the classroom programme.

http://www.police.govt.nz/advice/personal-and-community-advice/school-portal/resources/successful-relationships/keeping

cross country training will continue this week for the big day on Tuesday week 6. There will be a competitive race and a fun run for those wanting to enjoy their new found fitness!

Thursday, 18 May 2017

PINK shirt day on Friday

come in and see our Lizard writing and painting!
letter Bb

this artical was taken from the New York Times.

The Importance of Recreational Math

Manil Suri OCT. 12, 2015

"Recreational math” might sound like an oxymoron to some, but the term can broadly include such immensely popular puzzles as Sudoku and KenKen, in addition to various games and brain teasers.

The qualifying characteristics are that no advanced mathematical knowledge like calculus be required, and the activity engage enough of the same logical and deductive skills used in mathematics.

Saturday, 13 May 2017

week 3 term 2 2017

week 3
We have a short day on Thursday...2pm finish. Have you got the signed pick up form back to me?

Tuesday 16 we are hosting a team from Foxton Wildlife Trust. They are bringing a variety of lizards, eels and weta for us to view. There is a gold coin donation required for the session...whanau are welcome to join us as well.

exotic leopard gecko

we learned gecko's do not blink...they lick their eyes.
Skinks are smooth while gecko's have a soft fabric like feel...a bit like velvet.There are more than 99 species of lizards in NZ.

North Island tree gecko-Duvaucel’s gecko was aggressive!There are at least 39 species of gecko in New Zealand. However, only 18 of these have been formally described, and further discoveries of new species are still very likely as we learn more about them.