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Clouds, Seasons, Time and Tiny Books

Clouds, Seasons, Time and Tiny Books

Cloudy with a 0% chance of rain We started to explore and categorise different types of clouds for our Unit of Inquiry. I would love it if students could use their sheet to go on a cloud hunt this weekend.      Seasons Combining our Unit of Inquiry on weather, and...

Dancing on the moon

Grade 1 has been studying rocks. All kinds of rocks. So we explored a really big rock, the moon. We watched videos of astronauts walking on the moon. Then we explored how to move heavy and how to move light. We even made little dances as if we were walking on the...

Dance: How’s the weather

We are learning about the weather in class. So we decided that we would all paint our favourite kind of weather. As you can tell by the video, lots of students had their minds on snow. But we also had a bit of rain, a tornado, and a storm on mars! To add to our...

Independent Monday in Grade 4

Independent Monday in Grade 4

One of the Approaches to Learning skills we have been learning about is "Self-management". Can you organise your own time? Finish work in the given time? Be on time to class and school? We gave the Grade 4 students the opportunity to practise this skill during our...

Comparing skills in grade 2

Comparing skills in grade 2

In grade 2 Information Literacy classes, we have been working on our comparison skills. This week students listened to the story "The Gruffalo" by Julia Donaldson. They had fun retelling the story of this clever mouse and other silly creatures by moving the characters...

KG returns, student photographs and more

Dear parents, We are pleased that KG classes can resume in January at school. On January 17, students in KG will be coming back after a long time away. Our school is ready to welcome them, and all health and safety precautions will be taken. A Newsflash was sent out...

Research is hard work!

Research is hard work!

Click SEE MORE to see more photos... Our groups are starting to discover how difficult research is with so much information at our fingertips! As they continue to gather and record their information ready for the sorting out stage of the exhibition in March, we...

A busy school week

Dear parents, It’s been a great week. The weather is perfect, school is running exceptionally well and the news that KG will be allowed to open soon was very welcome. We are waiting for instructions from the Ministry of Education for when this will start. The Grade 10...

New Discoveries in Grade 3

New Discoveries in Grade 3

The grade 3 students have worked hard to learn how the skeleton gives us support and shape, protection and allows us to move. We studied the different joints in the human body and they help us move. During mixed arts with Ms Cary, the class were able to experiment...

Beginning Blended Learning

Beginning Blended Learning

We have survived our first week of blended learning and found ways to adapt to this. At times Grade 3 have shown great care for each other by offering support and encouragement to one another. We are finding ways to work together even though we are separated...

Congratulations to Grade 10!

Congratulations to Grade 10!

Today, the students in Grade 10 presented nearly a year's worth of hard work in the personal project feedback exhibition. The event was held during our 12:20 advisory block and all Secondary students and teachers participated, along with some families and other...

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