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Our 2017 'Mantra'
JOIN THE RACE -
​MAKE THE WORLD A BETTER PLACE!

Our BIG QUESTION for Term 1:
What is the message in the bottle?



​IN PUĀWAITANGA WE KNOW THAT:
  • As FRIENDS (hei hoa) we recognise the power of working together
  • As LEARNERS (hei ākonga) we can recognise what is causing a problem and the impact this problem has on the world
  • As GUARDIANS (hei kaitiaki) we ​are part of a collective, responsible community

In Week 11 of Term 1, we held our ECO EXHIBITION! We were able to showcase our INQUIRY LEARNING to our wonderful community, our families and whanau and of course our peers and teachers at school!


Tuakana / Teina Day

The “WHY”

  • to provide an opportunity for students to work across teams with older/younger learning - the dynamic of Tuakana/Teina
  • ​to provide in-school professional development for staff to engage in professional learning discussions
  • to provide an opportunity for the school to progress a “consistency of practice” by sharing key messages across teams working together
  • to provide an opportunity for staff to analyse data together

The “WHAT”


  • classes team up in syndicates Puāwaitanga / Whakatōtanga  and  Hautūtanga / Tupuranga
  • older students will be taught to look after younger students while being “peer” tutors in specified activities
  • activities will link to the current Inquiry Learning and be a “mini” unit planned collaboratively by both teachers in the partnership
  • capitalise on the opportunity to develop student engagement and leadership, sharing work






2016:
Communication Can Create Change

Students in Room 18 are brainstorming what communication may look like as Friends, as Learners and as Guardians. ​
There is so much learning going on about communication in our school.  This student is using flag semaphore to spell out his initials.  Can you work out what his initials are?
​The Cup Communication Challenge!
Using a rubber band & string we had to build 2 structures  - no hands were allowed to touch the cups and no other instructions were given!
At first some of us rushed into it, not everyone worked together and we didn't always listen to each other. A lot of cups were spilled! It was REALLY challenging to get the rubber bands off the cups once we had stacked them. 
But we persevered, tried different approaches & realised we had to have clear communication &  total collaboration to make it work. When we did this we achieved our goals easily.
From this we realised that if we are all on the same page and communicating effectively as a team we can achieve success! 
Our class now has really clear guidelines for communicating in teams. Communication can create change!
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