We hope you all enjoyed
a relaxing and enjoyable Easter break?
It was perfect timing for recovering from our busy camp week!
This term has just
flown by and already we are into Week 9.
We have been busy writing about our camp adventures and creating
artistic masterpieces to display on our camp sharing night. Please mark in your calendars that our
senior school Outdoor Education presentation is on Thursday April 11. Rooms 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 13 will be open from 5.00 to 5.45pm in order to share with you
writing, photos and art work related to their experiences. All students are required to be at
school in order to share and discuss their work.
Over the next two weeks
we will be further investigating the issue about parts of our local estuary
dying, in preparation for creating a movie to enter into the Environment South
Green Screen Awards. If you are an
expert in this area, or would like to slap on some gumboots and accompany us to
the estuary in the last week of term to do some hands on investigating, we
would love to hear from you!
We have had some
sharing of home learning through our Pride Challenges, but it would be great to
see more children completing tasks and bringing in evidence to share.
Nga mihi,
Kate and Elaine.
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