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2018
Monday 30th July Sharing our news with the School Community
Namaste, Hola, Kia Orana, Bonjour, Talofa Lava,
Konnichi wa and Kia Ora
We are part of the Naenae Kāhui Ako which is working alongside the Taita/
Looking Ahead… Stokes Valley Kāhui Ako. Both groups are working as one, as they have similar
Tuesday mornings strengths and challenges and it enables the funding that is received to go further
to provide greater resources for all schools involved.
9am-11am Gardening (if fine)
Each class has 1/2 hour in the The Naenae Kāhui Ako | Communities of Learning is made up of ten
Unity Garden. Everyone is schools: Naenae College, Naenae Intermediate, Naenae Primary School,
welcome to join us. Belmont School, Dyer Street School, Epuni School, Kimi Ora School, St
Bernadette’s School, Avalon Primary School and Rata Street School.
Thursday 2nd August
Room 3 World of Waste Trip The Taita/Stokes Valley Kāhui Ako | Communities of Learning is made up of
seven schools: Taita College, Taita Central School, St Michael’s School,
Friday 3rd August Pomare School, Tui Glen School, Koraunui School and Avalon Intermediate.
9.10am Whānau Time—
Celebration of Learning hosted The Kāhui Ako’s Vision:
by Room 3 ‘To be a strong, collaborative learning community which embraces our
cultural diversity and maximises the opportunities for all family, whānau,
Friday 10th August students and teachers to meet their potential and enjoy success.’
9.10am Whānau Time—Sharing
Time. Led by Student Leaders The Kāhui Ako leaders meet regularly and appointments are being made for
Across School Teachers and Within School Teachers. This is an exciting
Monday 3rd September opportunity for us to work alongside other schools to improve student learning.
School Wide Photos
Saturday 8th September Lastly I would just like to say how amazing our Polyfest Kapa Haka Performance
group were. Although we were one of the smaller schools to participate, our
Working Bee students sung with great passion and voice and I was so proud of them all. A
9-2pm huge thank you to Matua Whaitiri and Karen Scoon who led the group of
students. Thank you also to Eli Maiava and Common Unity who helped support
us with the costumes. They looked amazing!
Term 3 Inquiry Topic—
Kaitiakitanga
We are responsible guardians
of our environment. The Nga Mihi Nui
focus will be on sustainability Janet Evans
and how we reduce our
Principal
rubbish footprint.
Values focus this term—
Tūtika Responsibility
Rm6 – Whaea Karen Kahikatea Rm5 – Mrs Hall
We do all sorts of different writing activities in Rimu
Kahikatea In Rimu we are learning about two dimensional shapes. We
looked at some pieces of art where the artists used geometric
shapes like squares, triangles, rectangles and circles. Here we
are making our own butterfly pictures using shapes. Whaea
Sherilyn put a picture of the TV screen so we could make sure
our shapes are in the right places.