On Tuesday, Bart from Kelly Sport, came and did a fun day with the school. We had lots of fun playing different games/ activities. Room 17 really enjoyed Shipwreck and Shark attack.
It was great to see them working as a team!
Not all Heroes Wear Capes! Kia ora. This is where we showed our learning journey.
On Tuesday, Bart from Kelly Sport, came and did a fun day with the school. We had lots of fun playing different games/ activities. Room 17 really enjoyed Shipwreck and Shark attack.
It was great to see them working as a team!
Today, the Theatre Group performed a play about the Ōwairaka Horrors. A group of students of all ages practiced during their break times to produce a play that WOWed the entire school. A group of Year 5 and 6 students worked tirelessly to write the script too.
There was a kraken and a pencil. The pencil was magic, and whenever you drew anything on the page, it came to life!
As the rain disappeared and the sun finally peeked through the lightening clouds, the Festival was in full swing. Children, parents, laughter and smiles were all around us, as everyone prepared to take the stage.
Many groups from schools across Auckland Central came to participate in the festival at Rocket Park. Colours filled the crowd as groups prepared to get ready in their costumes. Once ready, nervous butterflies filled their tummies as they waited patiently behind the stage for their turn to take the stage.
Owairaka had 9 groups participate at the festival. What a presence we had there. Here are some snaps of our day!
Check out the Film finalist for Room 17.
The boys in Room 17 doing what they love - Rugby. Check out their tips on how to play Rugby.
This morning Room 17 went on a trip to Te Tuhi Art Gallery. We got to learn about art and experience new skills and techniques of printmaking. We were inspired by some New Zealand artists and things that are important to New Zealand. Our art teacher's name was Bree. Check out the different things we got up to today.
When you think of New Zealand and Aotearoa, what comes to mind?
Kia Orana,
This week Room 17 have taken a small break from our normal learning programme to add to our knowledge about flight. Yesterday, we learned about flight that involved wings.
We were learning about how to make different types of paper planes and see how far they fly and how long they stay in the air.
This week in Room 17 we have been learning how to work as a team, ask questions, share our thinking and learning, explaining detail.
We have enjoyed this because we are learning to take risks, ask for help in the right way and have fun at the same time. We are working together to solve problems.
Congratulations, Safiyye!
You were caught showing Manawanuitanga. You show such a passion and love of learning! Amazing work!!!
This year's theme is all about Superheroes. We have a surprise visit from the Police helicopter, Eagle.
The helicopter landed on our school field! Scott, the police officer, talked to us about what they do and how they protect our community.
The police helicopter help other police on the ground by being able to see everything.
Were you excited by their visit?
This week is Road Safety Week! Here are some ways we can be road safety superheroes:
always use the school crossing
walk, bike or scooter to and from school
scooter at a safe speed and keep a look out for cars going in and out of driveways
wear a helmet when you are on your bike or scooter
be SAFE in cars - Seatbelts Are For Everyone!
Small things make a big difference - stay safe Owairaka!