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Thanks ERO

Submitted by Sedonia Morrissey on Wed, 01/09/2010 - 09:50
Last week we have had the Education
Review Office in our school to celebrate
the many successes achieved over the
past three years as well as giving us
valuable ideas to increase the
achievement of students at Nga Iwi.

What have our Green Team have been up to?

Submitted by Sedonia Morrissey on Wed, 18/08/2010 - 09:36
The Green Team Updates
 
 
 
What we have been doing?
 
Three students were chosen from the Healthy Green Team to go to Mitre 10 Mega. We bought a mixture of seeds and seedlings to plant.
 
Plants we have planted
 

MIGHTY MIGHTY MANGROVES

Submitted by Tala Tagiilima on Thu, 20/05/2010 - 16:50
Kia Ora.....
Room 20 have been learning about MIGHTY MIGHTY MANGROVES!  Our little scientists have been busy writing reports about these strange plants in New Zealand.  We have been learning to write …..

playgroup

Submitted by Heleni Feiloakitau on Thu, 25/03/2010 - 11:58

Highlights for Term 1 Week 8:

theme - fish

Whanau Tumanako - Mangere and Me!

Submitted by Lissa Huysmans on Thu, 18/03/2010 - 22:01

Room 16 have been writing about the community that they belong to. These are some of their thoughts:

Doug the Digger Author visits Nga Iwi School

Submitted by Lavinia Sekona-... on Tue, 16/03/2010 - 12:44

Check out our photos of Mr Mac (the Author of Doug the Digger - Alistair McIntyre) our Duffy Role-model this term!

Whanau Ariki Day

Submitted by Lavinia Sekona-... on Tue, 16/03/2010 - 09:25

 

All parents are invited to Whanau Ariki Day on Tuesday 23rd March 2010.

We would like you to come and join in your child's fun learning day at school in Rooms 2, 3 and 4. 

1st  Block - 8:55am - 10:30am  Parents are invited to observe learning in the classroom.  The teachers will be running a normal Numeracy and Literacy programme.

Whanau Ariki Volunteer Visits

Submitted by Lavinia Sekona-... on Tue, 16/03/2010 - 09:18

Whanau Ariki has had some awesome volunteers come to speak to the chidlren about their jobs and responsibilities.

Papa Marsh who is a well loved member of the Nga Iwi School community came dressed in his Maori Warden's unfirom and spoke to the chidlren about the purpse of Maori Wardens and the importance of keeping the peace and helping one another.  We didn't even know that there were Pacific Island Wardens in the community as well!

Nga Iwi

Submitted by Rose Tavelia on Thu, 11/03/2010 - 08:23

Nga Iwi is a brilliant school!. We have an area with an enormous lovely tree to relax under,and we enjoy the cool breeze that flows through the school.

There is a wonderful peaceful and shady space where you can have a splendid time chilling out with your friends.We have wonderful birds chirping and singing under the delicate trees.

We like Nga Iwi School because...

Submitted by Rose Tavelia on Tue, 09/03/2010 - 12:22

Nga Iwi School is a school that has beautiful shadey areas and cool breezes.  It has a playground that kids can play on and they have fun in the park.  The fields are big!  The kids play on the fields with their friends and play in the park too.

By Delphina

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