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The Learning Pit
The learning pit is a term used to describe the place we sometimes end up in when learning is hard.
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Left. Right. Oops. Learning Directions in Action
Chaos! That’s the only way to describe the first few minutes of a directions lesson. The moment Room 16 students were asked to jump to the right, bodi…
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Thank you, Thank you, Thank you
Room 13 had big plans to go on the Huka Falls River Cruise and to make learning meaningful the class also decided to have a cupcake sale to fund the e…
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I'm a Real Kiwi Kid Now!
Within Tuhuatahi team the focus of the inquiry was to delve into what it means to be a kiwi kid and the activities they do like school camps, playing …
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Math in Action: A Day of Discovery
The classroom was buzzing with energy and excitement as our ākonga dove into a world of shapes, numbers, and patterns.
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Ki-o-Rahi: More Than Just a Game
Richie McCaw said, "It's not about the individual; it's about the team. We've got to make sure that we're all tracking the same way, all working hard …
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Digging Into Data
How many earthquakes hit New Zealand every year compared to other countries? What percentage of kids in New Zealand play rugby compared to other count…
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Creativity is More Than Art
“I am not creative,” stated Alfie as he sat with an overwhelmed look on his face. The task at hand was to create a painting using techniques inspired …
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Mastering Place Value
Room 11 students are exploring the world of place value and developing a strong foundation in understanding numbers up to 100.
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Igniting creativity through art
Amaia asked “How was Lake Taupō made?” after reading Battle of the mountains, a Māori Myth and Legend about the maunga (mountains) in Taupō and how th…
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Fish and Chips. Yeah!
This song was a firm favourite growing up, and it's so much fun having the opportunity to hear the students carrying this iconic song on.
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Communication is Key
Falanisi stated that “teamwork makes the dream work.” This means for him that more hands make one job easier. For example, when we clean up, everyone …
