EOTC Week!!

What a blast we had, check out the photos! There are heaps of them. Most of us are in the photos :-)

Click on the children's pictures to read their stories!

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas...

Sorry if you think it's too early, but...

Term 4 Newsletter

Hi Parents,
I thought I'd save paper by putting the terms news on the blog, that way you can check it out at home and it doesn't get lost in any school bags! It also give any other family memebers a chance to find out what is happening this term. Click on the link below to read the notice...

Term 4

Voki

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Hi all! Isn't this fun. Press Play and it will speak. You guys can create your own Voki too. You don't need to log in or register, you can just create one. It doesn't even have to be a person. You can type in messages for your Voki to say and choose a voice and an accent. Unfortunately I had to choose an Australian one :-(
Have fun :-)

This one was created by Jack...




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This one was created by Elen...




This one was made by Hadi...



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Whose will be up here next???

Calendar Art

Hi Mums and Dads and wider family and community!!!

He have been hard at work creating visual master pieces for you. As part of a PTN fundraiser we are selling calendars and cards that display your childs art work. They are perfect for posting as pressents to the grandparents/family. Check out the slide show below to see your childs work. Orders are closed for the term but there will be another opportunity next term. Feel free to even chose artwork that doesn't belong to your child, as well as theirs of course!

Miss Baines

Friday - What a day!

Well this was quite an exciting day! It started with the school looking a bit like our centre - a Winter Wonderland. Hail covered the ground like snow, until the children came and threw it! :-) Outside our classroom...

Then we went down to the hall and listened to an Olympic speaker. Emily's dad had represented South Africa in the 1992 Olympic games in Rowing. He was a sweeper. This means he was part of a team and each member only rowed one oar. If you want to know more about rowing and how it works, there is a great little clip explaining it all...

We got to hold the oar! Boy are we strong (it wasn't really that heavy though! :-) )

Mihi

During Maori Language week this week we practiced saying our Mihi. This is an introduction in Maori saying who our parents are, our last name, what school we go to and lastly our own names. See if you can figure out what the children are saying!

Kaitlyn

Amy