Sunday, 23 November 2014
Kelly Tarltons and Auckland Zoo
Room 21 had fun writing descriptive sentences about some of the animals we saw at Kelly Tarltons and Auckland Zoo.
Sunday, 16 November 2014
Important Dates - Term 4
It's hard to believe we are already half way through the
term! Time is flying and things just seem to be getting more
hectic. Just a quick post to keep you informed of some important dates on
our calendar.
Assemblies:
- Thursday December 4th
The first of our formal assemblies. This recognises students that have been involved in Service roles around the school - Monday December 8th
Sports recognition assembly - Wednesday December 10th
Cultural recognition assembly - Friday December 12th
Final Merit recognition assembly
Parents/caregivers are very welcome to attend these and
students will know a couple of days in advance if they are being recognised at
these assemblies. All assemblies begin in our school auditorium at 10:30am.
Other important dates:
- Monday December 15th
Year 8 Graduation Social. This event is by invitation only and tickets must be pre-purchased at school. - Tuesday December 16th
Final school reports sent home - Thursday December 18th
Last school day for 2014, students will finish at 1:00pm.
Tuesday, 23 September 2014
EOTC - Rooms 19's Artwork
As a follow-up from our EOTC trip, room 19 has been doing some artwork to show our experiences and how we have also been learning about camouflage and survival.
Here is just a small selection of our many pictures:
Here is just a small selection of our many pictures:
QR Code Competition Winners - Again!
Congratulations to Room 19 - QR Code Competition Winners. You did it in Term 1 and now term 3 too!
A fantastic effort Jakeb and Sam, we are extremely proud of your double achievement.
A fantastic effort Jakeb and Sam, we are extremely proud of your double achievement.
Sunday, 21 September 2014
EOTC - 2014
What a fantastic time we had on our EOTC trips to Auckland this year!
First we visited Kelly Tarlton's and learned about sealife and how our lives can impact these creatures. We had the opportunity to walk around the centre, interact with some exhibits and see the feeding of stingrays, ocean fish and even sharks!
Our next stop was Auckland zoo where we had free time to explore the zoo before a BBQ dinner and a night safari where we could feed cabbages to the hippos. We stayed in the Old Elephant House overnight and had an excellent morning of ice skating at Paradice Skating Centre before returning to school.
A huge thanks to Kelly Tarltons, Auckland Zoo, Paradice Ice Skating and Turley buses; you all helped make this a wonderful, enjoyable and educational event.
Here is a sample of the hundreds of photos that were taken during EOTC:
First we visited Kelly Tarlton's and learned about sealife and how our lives can impact these creatures. We had the opportunity to walk around the centre, interact with some exhibits and see the feeding of stingrays, ocean fish and even sharks!
Our next stop was Auckland zoo where we had free time to explore the zoo before a BBQ dinner and a night safari where we could feed cabbages to the hippos. We stayed in the Old Elephant House overnight and had an excellent morning of ice skating at Paradice Skating Centre before returning to school.
A huge thanks to Kelly Tarltons, Auckland Zoo, Paradice Ice Skating and Turley buses; you all helped make this a wonderful, enjoyable and educational event.
Here is a sample of the hundreds of photos that were taken during EOTC:
Saturday, 20 September 2014
Maeroa Cultural Quilt
Recently our Principal Mrs Bain retired. Students from each class created a square representing something special about the culture of Maeroa Intermediate. The squares were then sewn together to create a Maeroa Cultural Quilt and this was given to Mrs Bain as a farewell gift.
This was the square designed by Room 21. It represents all the teams and their team colours.
This is Room 20's square and represents the international languages we learn and the languages some of our students speak.
This was the square created by Room 19. It shows the different uniform styles Maeroa has had over a long period of time.
The last photo shows the finished product..........the Maeroa Cultural Quilt!
Room 21's Service Learning Project
As our Service Learning Project this year Room 21 decided to support the Maeroa Stage Challenge team by creating some of the costumes and props they needed. We had fun making wacky hats and brooms for the scarecrows as well as tutu's and headbands for the fairies. We felt very proud of ourselves when we watched the dress rehearsal at school and saw how great our costumes and props looked. Several of us went to watch the evening performance and the Maeroa team was absolutely fantastic!
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