A belated congratulations to our wonderful week 7 Postcard winners! They have been stretching their learning muscles and all three are role models for our school.
Bella shows the collaboration learning muscle whenever she is working with others. Jodi shows the empathy and listening learning muscle consistently in all learning environments. Bella-Marie shows the absorption learning muscle whenever she is working on a learning task.
Two superstar P.R.I.D.E award winners this week (no spoilers, but our third might've been at the rippa rugby tournament and will have to wait to the next PRIDE assembly). Sage and Benji have been showing PRIDE throughout the year. Read their certificates below to see what learning muscles they were using.
Week 6 was a wonderful week of celebrating Matariki. Here are our fabulous Postcard winners who represented Rimu Hub so well!
Mya has been exercising her learning muscles perseverance and absorption really well.
Oscar had a great week, really absorbed in his Passion Project, Matariki workshops and exercising his collaboration muscle in helping Parkvale win the Mathletics competition.
Brayden continues to grow as a leader in Rimu Hub. He has been exercising his empathy and listening and interdependence muscles; as well as showing perseverance with his own learning.
Kia kaha Mya, Oscar and Brayden. Who will win the Postcards this week?
Lately the teachers have been lucky enough to go to watch some of the students in our hub play some sports.
These pictures are of some of our soccer superstars. They were taken at a Queens Birthday tournament in Napier over the weekend.
Rory
Van
Amos
Brayden
These are the results for Van's team.
These pictures are of some of our youngest netballers. They had a tough game, but we saw some excellent defending and some great passing from the girls on Tuesday night.
The girls in this photo are Jordan B, Rain, Taylah M, Jessica and Alize. We loved coming to watch you play. Great job!
Here is our assembly item from last week. The students enjoyed performing and the rest of us enjoyed watching. Well done to Keighan, Liske, Victoria, Ruby, Bella, Brayden, Khushi and Jodi who wrote the script with the talented Mrs Carr! Their script is below the video.
What do teachers do after school?
Narrators
Keighan & Liske
Victoria & Ruby
Bella & Brayden
Khushi & Jodi
Start in a line wave in a half circle.
Narrators: What do teachers do after school?
What do teachers do when the bell rings at quarter to three
When you hurry home so glad to be free
When the classrooms are hushed and the hallways are too
When everyone’s gone what do teachers do.
(ALL TEACHERS WAVING)
Do they start to play sports?
(Taylah M and Skyla step forward, Skyla blows the whistle and they start passing the ball)
Do Mrs Miller and Mrs Love jump to the courts
for a friendly game of netball?
Or does Mr M race to staffroom in a blink
for game of basketball in the sink?
(MAC is pretending to shoot the basketball into the sink (Bucket))
Or will we see Mr Ford
Out on the pitch
Juggling soccer balls over a ditch?
(Mitch Steps forward soccer tricks)
Or will we see Miss Major, Mrs England and Mrs Kelly
doing cartwheels, handsprings with legs that are jelly
Here are our wonderful Postcard winners from Week 5. We have two Year Fours and one Year 5 this week. They have been exercising their learning muscles well.
Jordan has been especially good at using her perseverance muscle to achieve her learning tasks.
Amie has been using her empathy and listening muscle to learn off others and make the most of her learning opportunities.
Charlie has also been using his empathy and listening muscle to help him have lots more success in his learning.
Kia kaha Jordan, Amie and Charlie! I wonder who will win the Postcards this week...
Here are our superstar PRIDE award winners from last week's assembly. You can see what learning muscles they were using well by reading their certificates below.
Ethan read a tricky book about torches in his reading group. He used electrical equipment to create a circuit. It was hard to make all of the wires match up. In the end, he got the bulb to light up! Here are some pictures and Ethan's comments.
These were the materials that I needed to use.
The yellow wire is connected to the on/off switch and the light bulb.
The battery is connected to the bulb with a red wire.
The on/off switch is connected to the battery with a black wire.
We turned off the lights so we could see the torch glowing.
Congratulations to our superstar Week 4 Postcards!
Ruby has been an outstanding learner and leader. She has been using her Learning Muscles, Planning and Revising to achieve more.
Ella has been Managing Distractions well and is Year 4 who is growing the skills to be a self-directed learner.
Victoria also continues to be an outstanding learner and leader. We have noticed how much she has been stretching her Perseverance and Questioning muscles.