
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
Cross Country




GO HAWEA!!! This is the cheer you could hear around the field on Monday 17th August.
All the Year 1 and 2 children competed in their cross country races, competing with Tarras, Makaroara and Holy Family schools as well. After the races and lunch we mixed into sports groups for an afternoon tabloid session.
Toy and Transport Museum




Toys, Cars, Fire Engines, Planes, Trains, Wheels, Levers, you name it- it's there!!
On Monday 10th August Rooms 3 and 4 took the bus to the toy and transport museum and
had an awsome time looking at everything there. Our main question was "How does it move?" and we were able to see alot of wheels, axels, levers, steering wheels and eninges to answer our questions. What a great trip! Thanks to Dick for driving the bus and all the parents that looked after a group of children there.
Monday, July 6, 2009
BUTTON BOX PRODUCTION!





There was plenty of magic, laughter and sunshine in the Hawea Flat Hall on Wednesday 1st and Thursday 2nd July. All children from the school took part in the school production in many ways. Everyone performed on stage for at least 1 item, some children also sang in the choir, played in the band, acted on stage or danced the night away. Room 3 performed like professional irish stars as they danced confidently and proudly on stage. What a great show, thanks to all who helped out!
Saturday, June 20, 2009
Aranui Theatre group


On Friday 29th May the 'Aranui Theatre' group came to our school to preform a play called 'Once Upon a Pie.' It was based around all the different fairytales so there were characters such as, Little Red Riding Hood, Big Bad Wolf, Jack and the Beanstalk, Cinderella and Rapunzell. The 4 year olds from Kindergarten came too and we all enjoyed the show.
Button Box - Dancing!
Sunday, May 10, 2009
Saturday, May 2, 2009
Term 2 Festival of Colour

On the first we back at school we were treated to two performances as part of the Festival of Colour week.
The first was Rangimoana Taylor, an engaging storyteller. He told us the importance of looking, listening and talking about stories that we read and hear. He also made the point that many people in New Zealand think stories are just for children, but as their is a big kid in all of us we know that everyone can enjoy stories.
Our other performance was in Wanaka, where we watched 'Tale of a Dog'. Everyone loved this and afterwards we talked about all the things you need in a performance, like costumes, lights, props and actors.
This was important because at the end of this term our whole school will be talking part in a production, so watch this space!!
The first was Rangimoana Taylor, an engaging storyteller. He told us the importance of looking, listening and talking about stories that we read and hear. He also made the point that many people in New Zealand think stories are just for children, but as their is a big kid in all of us we know that everyone can enjoy stories.
Our other performance was in Wanaka, where we watched 'Tale of a Dog'. Everyone loved this and afterwards we talked about all the things you need in a performance, like costumes, lights, props and actors.
This was important because at the end of this term our whole school will be talking part in a production, so watch this space!!
Friday, March 27, 2009
Fire Station Fun!

On Wednesday 25th March, Rooms 4 and 4A went to the Lake Hawea Fire Station.
Doug, Brett and Churchy showed us around and taught us how everything works.
We learnt about fire safety in our houses, clothes and gear they have to wear, oxygen bottles, what is in the fire truck, and most exciting of all we all had a turn at squirting the fire hoses!
Thanks so much to all the parents who drove us there and back in their cars and looked after us there.

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