School finished for 2020 on December 16, as always the last two weeks are busy ones:
Prizegiving and these two were big winners on the day |
To see what else Room 10 got up to before school finished:
School finished for 2020 on December 16, as always the last two weeks are busy ones:
Prizegiving and these two were big winners on the day |
To see what else Room 10 got up to before school finished:
UPDATE:
Julius, Renata, Grace, Joan, Jazalia, Eze, Maia and Flynn qualified to represent the school at the Waikato Intermediate - Middle School Athletics competition in Hamilton on 1 December
We had the most successful day there in many years:
Tokoroa Intermediate was placed 2nd overall.
The following Room 10 athletes were placed in their events:
Juniors
Flynn Osbourne - 3rd
Junior Boys High Jump
Julius Ale Kaitai - Ist Junior
Boys Shot Put, 1st Discus 2nd Overall Junior Boy
Seniors
Ezekiel Ruaporo - Ist Senior Boys Discus
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The school Athletic Sports: November 12 2020
The weather was fine after days of rain and Room 10's had a very successful day, the highlight was Julius breaking a 37-year-old record, held by a boy called Aaron Puke since 1983. To add to this great achievement was the fact that the teacher running the discus this year was Aaron's mother, she was delighted to be there to see the record broken.
Julius - 1st Junior Discus and Shot Put Renata - 1st Junior 60m, 100m, 3rd 200m
Flynn - 1st Junior High Jump, 2nd 60m, 100m Maia - 1st Junior High Jump
Nooroa - 1st Senior High Jump Grace - 2nd Junior Discus Joan Ist Junior Shot Put
Takurangi - 3rd Junior Shot Put Kiera - 3rd Junior High Jump Keira - 2nd Senior High Jump
Ezekiel - 2nd Senior Discus.
Thanks to our school caretaker Mr McPherson for these great action pics.
This year's stay was a big success - no fence painting but instead we learnt about bees, went on a paddle steamer, and had a great time at Tamaki Village...
Thank you so much for sending those delightful letters of thanks. I was really interested to read that some students in the class likened their classmates to the male bee aka “drone” lol. Then, not totally unexpected, the number of boys who now know that Guard bees carry machine guns and machetes!! The students in your class showed humour and respect along with a genuine interest and what was happening.
I thoroughly enjoyed talking to them, answering their questions and visiting your class afterwards. It is not always easy to create that nice tone in a class of year seven and eight students.
As an ex Principal, it was great to see a room that was a visual symphony of students work. Awesome.!!!