Term 2: Anzac Soldiers Lunch

On Monday Room 10 had rations for lunch, the same food the Anzac soldiers had at Gallipoli. In the rations pack we had bully beef, cheese, jam, and hard army biscuits.

"I feel sorry for the Anzac Soldiers their food was disguisting" Logan said.

"The Biscuits were hard as rock and the bully beef looked and smelt like cat food!" commented Nicole, I didn't enjoy the lunch and felt sorry for the soliders that had to eat it.

Both of them agreed the only thing they liked were the jam and cheese.  

I personally do not like the look of this lunch.



Caleb, Lukah and Jack Enjoying Mrs Pukes  Army biscuits.( Hmmmm They look more like Dog Biscuits!  No Offence.)




Gross looking!





Don't break a tooth Josie

 

You look like you're enjoying that Shaq.




Te Ina are you okay?

By Room 10 Blogger Collette :-)

Parent Interviews and Farewell to Whaea Amy.

Haere rā, me hoki mai anō koe.

On Friday 13 May the school farewelled Whaea Amy Awatere our school Kuia and Kaiawhina, she has been taking Te Reo lessons  here for many years and always assisted with our Marae visits. The Kapa Haka group performed for her and the school made sure they sang Haere Mai Nga Iwi really well for her too.

Last week we also  had Parent Interviews- we came with our  parents and got our reports, then we had an interview with Mrs Puke. We discussed our progress so far and what we need to do to improve our learning.

We Will Remember Them

Room 10 are learning about the significance of ANZAC Day and why we remember the soldiers who went to war.

Nicole brought along her Grandfathers war mementos to share with the class- we got to see his medals, and listened to some of his diary extracts.