What a busy term we have had and hasn’t it just flown by.
We all enjoyed learning about dog safety in weeks 1 & 2 and the visit by the Police dogs.
Cross Country training was well underway by then, and everyone that participated tried their very best, and a great day was had by all. Cory secured a 4th place in the Yr 5 boy’s race and Natalie a 2nd place in the Yr 5 girls. Both were qualifiers for the next stage ‘Group Day’.
Daffodil Day followed in Week 4 and all who participated thoroughly enjoyed the event.
Tennis lessons with the wonderful Waiuku Tennis Club Coach “Ron” begun around the same time, and Room 12 loved learning new skills and being out in the sun, whilst getting fit and having fun.
The Life Education bus arrived a week later, with Harold ready to educate us about ‘Healthy Hearts’. It was a lot of fun, and we learnt heaps about how our internal organs work together and how to keep ourselves healthy.
And of course after lots of preparation and build up, the Rugby World Cup opening ceremony was finally upon us, and what a fabulous day we all had, and continue to have as long as there is rugby games to track.
We all enjoyed learning about dog safety in weeks 1 & 2 and the visit by the Police dogs.
Cross Country training was well underway by then, and everyone that participated tried their very best, and a great day was had by all. Cory secured a 4th place in the Yr 5 boy’s race and Natalie a 2nd place in the Yr 5 girls. Both were qualifiers for the next stage ‘Group Day’.
Daffodil Day followed in Week 4 and all who participated thoroughly enjoyed the event.
Tennis lessons with the wonderful Waiuku Tennis Club Coach “Ron” begun around the same time, and Room 12 loved learning new skills and being out in the sun, whilst getting fit and having fun.
The Life Education bus arrived a week later, with Harold ready to educate us about ‘Healthy Hearts’. It was a lot of fun, and we learnt heaps about how our internal organs work together and how to keep ourselves healthy.
And of course after lots of preparation and build up, the Rugby World Cup opening ceremony was finally upon us, and what a fabulous day we all had, and continue to have as long as there is rugby games to track.
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