Some of our finished work!
Monday, 14 March 2016
A sparkly world...
We look after ourselves first by eating healthy food.
We are then able to look after our family.
If our family is healthy and happy, then they are able to look after our school and community.
They, in turn, are looking after the wider world... All of us together can make the world sparkle!
We are then able to look after our family.
If our family is healthy and happy, then they are able to look after our school and community.
They, in turn, are looking after the wider world... All of us together can make the world sparkle!
Saturday, 12 March 2016
Mail for Room 1
We've got mail! How neat is this....
Dear Mrs Vullings and Year 1 & 2 Pupils
Thanks for sharing your lovely playground with us and taking us to the Jim Barnett Reserve.
Here are our stories and photos of a fun day.
Arohanui
E4 children and Ms Harper from Putaruru Primary School.
Dear Mrs Vullings and Year 1 & 2 Pupils
Thanks for sharing your lovely playground with us and taking us to the Jim Barnett Reserve.
Here are our stories and photos of a fun day.
Arohanui
E4 children and Ms Harper from Putaruru Primary School.
Thursday, 10 March 2016
Jim Barnett Bush Walk...
What a great day for the juniors. We got together with our town schools and had a wonderful day. Thank you to all the parent and grandparent helpers that came along and supervised small teams.
We are incredibly lucky with Barnett's Bush right on our doorstep. There is a huge variety of native trees, even a 1000 year old Totara! We were a bit too noisy for the birds, but there is also an abundance of birds flying around.
Many volunteers offer their time freely to walk their tracks and check the traps in order to keep pests like mice, rats and possum out of the bush.
We are lucky to have such a Taonga in our neighbourhood!
Don't forget, tomorrow is our turn for running the assembly!
We are incredibly lucky with Barnett's Bush right on our doorstep. There is a huge variety of native trees, even a 1000 year old Totara! We were a bit too noisy for the birds, but there is also an abundance of birds flying around.
Many volunteers offer their time freely to walk their tracks and check the traps in order to keep pests like mice, rats and possum out of the bush.
Don't forget, tomorrow is our turn for running the assembly!
Wednesday, 9 March 2016
Barnett Bush walk tomorrow...
Thank you to the parents who have offered their help. We will meet you at Barnett Bush at 10.30 am. We will distribute maps of the area...see you there!
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