Our Helpful Students!

Well Done to Bodhi and Quinn for receiving the Latest Kauri whanau awards. You are both wonderful role models. I was so impressed with your empathy and willingness to help out with the girl's soccer team. 

Thank You!

WELL DONE LAURA!

Laura, you have really persevered in Maths this week. You have shown Room 1 what it means to just keep going until you get it! Remember to keep a positive attitude towards learning.
We are so proud of you! 

And that's a wrap!

Term 1 has come to an end, and it has been a busy one! Next term we have a lot to look forward to, I cannot wait to share about all the amazing things we will do together as Team 1.
Have a wonderful school holidays and Easter break. I look forward to hearing about all the fun things you have been up too.

Here is our very first class photo, oh how you have grown already!

GUMBOOT Friday!

Last Week Friday we raised money for those struggling with mental health.

Here is a photo of all the wonderful Room 1 and 2 students who came geared up to support others. 

ANZAC Assembly

Congratulations to the wonderful travelwise leaders who received their badges today, they are gigantic! A huge congratulations to the awesome brothers Hamish and Nathan for both receiving a Mana Principals award on the same day, and to Regan S for receiving the Enviro Mana award.
WOW!
Year 5 and 6 your singing today was absolutely beautiful!!! Hard work really pays off! Regan N you did such a wonderful job with your special role.
 It always makes me proud watching so many members of room 1 head on stage to receive awards or shine with their talents. Thank you again to all the working bee helpers too. You are amazing and we couldn't do it without you.

Kauri Whanau Certificate

Well Done Doris and Regan N for showing Mana and representing the year 6's with pride. You are wonderful wet day monitors. I am so impressed with your leadership!

Did you hear about the leeches?

Did you hear about the leeches at Lakewood lodge?

Did you even know we had native bloodsucking leeches called Segmented worm in New Zealand?
Well, I didn't until it happened. The leeches were gripping on with all there might sucking away at Mrs.
Cometti. The leeches can suck 20 - 45 minutes at a time, sucking up to 15 milliliters of blood.
Did you know that leeches have 32 brains? That’s a lot of brains right!
The reason is, that the internal structure (brain) is split into 32 pieces and each piece has its own
segment of brain. The Segmented Leeches can grow up to 15-30 mm long in size.

 Mrs. Cometti’s leg covered in leeches!

By: Regan.N, Doris, Lucy.S and Lily.R