Self belief Award!

Congratulations Cade on receiving the very last principal's award for Term 2!

I have been so impressed with your enthusiasm to participate in all school activities. It is great to see you stepping out of your comfort zone!

Art Week Teaser

Here is a teaser for Room 1's absolutely stunning artwork.
 We are very proud of our work and are happy to explain how we did it and why we made the creative decisions we did.

Make sure to download a QR code reader app on your phone (there are plenty available).

This way you can scan the codes and find out a little bit more!

Underwater Maori Art by Room 1

If you haven't had a chance to see the beautiful artwork created by Room 1, this week is your chance!

I am looking forward to seeing you at the conferences.

Here are a few pieces picked by the class for the blog!

Anita's Awesome artwork

Laura's lively Octopus

Carter's creative whale

Krish's Kool squid

Lucy's lovely dolphin

Tait's terrific turtle

Congratulations Carter and Anita

Well done Carter and Anita for your efforts over the last few weeks. You have inspired others with your artwork and gone above and beyond to present your best work!

Well done, we are all very proud of you!

Jammies in June!

Last week Sunnyhills had a Jammies day to raise funds for Middlemore hospital!

Over 300 pairs of pajamas were donated and we raised a total of $1,255.50 This was an incredible effort from the school.

On top of all that we were able to wear our pajamas to school!

Here is a photo of Room 1 and our Buddies Room 21 al comfortable in our Jammies!

Marae at the museum

On Friday the 17th May Year 6's went to the Auckland museum. We all went into the Marae for a lesson. We learned that every pattern, weave or carving on the walls had a special meaning or a story behind it. This weave is similar to the Sunnyhills learning pit, in life you need to continue to climb up the stairs to succeed and grow.

By Lily R

MUSEUM TRIP!

Talofa, On Friday 17 May, Room 1 and the whole Kauri Whanau went to the Auckland museum! We made some Ula's out of fabric flowers, paper straws, and string. First, we got a piece of string and put 2 pieces of straw on them. Then we put a flower on it, and we repeated that until we had 8 flowers on the Ula. They looked amazing when they were finished!

Happy Samoan Language week!

By Lucy S