The finished articles. The children have done an amazing job!
We are a class of creative Year 6 & 8 students at Yaldhurst Model School who continually aim to be 'Heroes' in everything that we do. This year we hope to develop our skills and confidence, collaborate with others, reach our goals and extend our learning in a 'Learn, Create, Share,' environment. Come along on our 2021 journey!
Thursday, 29 March 2018
Easter Hats Under Construction!
Monday, 26 March 2018
New Furniture in Rimu!
Excited much!!! We were so excited this afternoon as we got delivery of some new furniture for our classroom. The order was placed at the end of last year and we have been waiting patiently for it to be made. We couldn't believe it when the truck arrived this afternoon with it.
Many of us helped unload the light weight items. |
Once it was all unloaded, the children excitedly helped to unpack it. |
Wednesday, 21 March 2018
We're Going to be on TV!
A What Now film team came to see us today. Luis and Simon were here to film us playing Ki-O-Rahi, a fantastic traditional Maori ball game.
This all came about because last year our Student Council helped introduce the game to our school and to other schools in our cluster. Ki-O-Rahi has been played in the North Island for years but it is fairly new for the South Island and our children were instrumental in teaching others about the game.
Hannah was the host for the segment and she did a fantastic job. We learnt a lot about programme making, especially about how a 3 minute segment can take up to 3-5 hours to film and about how many takes have to be done in order for them to get the right shots.
We can't wait to see the finished segment. We don't know when it will be on yet but we'll let you all know once we do.
This all came about because last year our Student Council helped introduce the game to our school and to other schools in our cluster. Ki-O-Rahi has been played in the North Island for years but it is fairly new for the South Island and our children were instrumental in teaching others about the game.
Hannah was the host for the segment and she did a fantastic job. We learnt a lot about programme making, especially about how a 3 minute segment can take up to 3-5 hours to film and about how many takes have to be done in order for them to get the right shots.
We can't wait to see the finished segment. We don't know when it will be on yet but we'll let you all know once we do.
Monday, 19 March 2018
What are others doing to introduce themselves?
Check out these blogs for some great introductions Rimu!
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