Our Tamariki
Take a look inside our school! Our Tamariki page helps whānau stay up to date with our latest activities and learning experiences and showcases the hard work of our students.
Kororā Class
Nicole Cope
Kaiako
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Tūī Class
Eddie Robinson
Kaiako
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In Tūī we start each day with a movement session, developing our balance and coordination before getting into our math. We have had a lot of fun learning about number knowledge and patterns with the Numicon shapes and other materials. Working with our hands is the best way to learn. Sometimes we work with an ako buddy, cooperating with art or other activities, sharing our skills with each other. Come and see some of our learning on the classroom walls, or even sit in on a spelling lesson to learn how phonics can unlock our reading and writing skills.
Piwakawaka Class
Jen Streat
Kaiako
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Kererū Class
Alex Kircher
Kaiako
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In Kererū, we have been working hard to build strong relationships and set goals for the year ahead. We wrote about what we hope to achieve and created images representing ourselves reaching those goals. We have also been learning about Te Tiriti o Waitangi in class and are now able to share our knowledge with others. Additionally, we’ve started exploring ANZAC Day, learning about its significance and why it’s important. We’re excited to create poems and artwork inspired by this topic.
Ruru Class
Anna Miller
Kaiako
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Ruru have had a super busy term 1. To share some of our learning we have made a class newsletter. Please check it out in these photos or through this link. https://www.canva.com/design/DAGjPjSYKVo/tvxQK0zKOgTgsSGlcHmzag/view?utm_content=DAGjPjSYKVo&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link2&utm_source=uniquelinks&utlId=h3109f2d773
Toroa Class
Jamaya Fisilau
Kaiako
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