AUT Millennium

Room 9 and a few lucky senior students got to go on a trip to the AUT Millennium. It was one of my highlights for the year because I had hella fun and had a great experience. The activities were kayaking, water safety, rock climbing and athletics. I hope to go there again one more time. 

Maths Groups!

Room 11 has days where we split and work in groups depending on our skills in maths. My group (exponents ) are working very hard to master what volume is and how to get it. We are very proud of our maths and enjoy learning about it.

My Pepeha

This pepeha is all about me and where I'm from. My class Room 11 made pepehas for Maori Language week.

FUN RUN! Term 3

Fun was cool and very tiring for most people. A lot of us took it easy and just chilled and some wanted the win because if you placed 1st then you could go to rebels to get yourself a new pair of shoes for free. After wards we had a sausage and water then we had a game of touch against G.I primary school. A lot of them were good but Glen Taylor still came out with the dub. Fun run is something most people dislike but I'm sure we all enjoyed it.

Positive Puberty!

The middle and senior syndicates spent a whole day learning about puberty. We learnt what age our bodies start to grow and what age our bodies stop growing. We also learnt about our body parts and what they do. I surely enjoyed that day and the activities we had.

Science 2019!

Our science work and experiences were extraordinary and creative. First we learnt about the States Of Matter (solid, liquid and gas). We were all put into groups of 4-6 and we had to make a science experiment and design our own tri-folds to match our experiments. My group made rock candy. It took days for it to grow on the stick. Our experiment was edible too. We all worked hard to produce an outstanding piece of work that stood out.

Our Planets!

This is part of the science work for our science exhibition. I've wrote down heaps of information about our solar system, space and more facts about space. This is just a tiny bit of the science work for this term and next term.