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Sunday, 22 May 2022

A NEW TERM!

Term 2 begins!

Here we are, the new look Te Pihi class, keen and ready to learn!
Welcome to our Te Kakano graduates: Macey, Janie, Paeton, Ashton and Lincoln.
Haere mai ki te whanau o Te Pihi!



Welcome to our 3 new students who have recently joined our kura:
Iyana, Azayleah and Maringi.

We loved going to our health lessons in the Life Education Truck!

Sharee and Harold teaching us about friendship.

We learnt under a starry sky!

We are doing our 'must do' tasks at reading time.
Look how independent we are!


 

Wednesday, 16 June 2021

Warm Winter Beanies!

 Mrs Brydon's Mum kindly knitted beanies for everyone in Te Pihi!

We wore them all day... even inside!

These are ours to keep forever!

We got to choose the colour we liked.

Colourful, cute and cosy!

What a great way to start winter.

We all wrote thank you letters and made a huge card!

Thank you Mrs Berghan!



Sunday, 23 May 2021

Free School Lunches!

Te Pihi children are enjoying the range of healthy lunches provided by Libelles! They arrive just before lunch time in our special class container and are given out to each child by the teacher and Teacher Aide. If the children can't eat it all, they are encouraged to take them home in their lunch box to finish after school. They are all getting used to trying new and different foods. Which lunch is your favourite so far??










Saturday, 13 March 2021

Fraction Fun

Yummy Maths! 

In Te Pihi we have been learning about fractions; half and quarter.

We cut some muesli bar squares.



Quarters mean 4 pieces.

Our group of four people got 1 piece each to eat.



Here is one whole watermelon.

Cut it in half. 1/2
Mmmm not enough to share yet.

Quarters? 1/4
Still only 4 pieces.

Eighths? Still not fair to share.

Sixteenths? Yes! Now there's enough for 1 piece each!


We love Summer!

It's so sweet!

And slurpy...


  
...And drippy!


Saturday, 20 February 2021

The Big Feelings Tractor Trek


The Big Feelings Tractor Trek visited our school. A whole lot of tractors were parked up on our school field. They were travelling the North Island talking to students in schools about coping with sad feelings and who to talk to about these sad feelings. We got to look at them close up and sit on them. It was so much fun!!!
















Sunday, 24 May 2020

Te Pihi returns to class in Level 2

Well, it has been an interesting Week 6 of Term 2. We returned to school this week to a new kind of normal. Here are some of our Level 2 changes:

  • Te Pihi kids were excellent at sanitising their hands as they entered the class and also as they left the class. 
  • Only one person in the toilets/bathroom area at a time.
  • Most came to school in cars, and were picked up by parents or grandparents in the afternoons, as the adults were encouraged to stay in their cars and not to come in to the classes. Some of our kids had to be very brave coming into class all by themselves and they did it! 
  • When the parents picked up their kids, they drove around the cones on the field to the pickup point.
  • The bus brought a few children to school and they had their own assigned seats. Sir was also travelling on the bus to and from school.
  • School hours changed too. We started earlier at 8am, had a shorter, earlier lunch time and finished at 2pm. 
  • When we arrived at school, we all did quiet colouring in instead of playing outside.
  • Playtimes were divided into Junior and Senior times, so there was enough room for everyone to have plenty of space in the school playground. We had to keep a metre away from everyone else whenever we could, even when we lined up.
  • Morning tea and lunch were eaten inside. Then we went outside for some fresh air and a quick play.
  • Instead of all sharing the equipment like Lego and blocks, each child chose a container which they played with and then kept in their bubble for the whole day.
  • We did our reading online with our i-pads, two people at a time with the teachers.
  • Home reading was from our online PM readers.
  • No full school assembly. We had our own class assembly on Friday afternoon.
  • When we were in our class, there was no big furniture! The kids sat in their own taped 'square bubble' on the floor with a cushion, a toy, their book box and a plastic bag of their own work books, pencil, rubber, colouring pencils.
Te Pihi had a fantastic Level 2 week coming back to school with all these changes! Well done everyone, it's great to be back at last, even if things are different just for a little bit longer! We've got this!


Reading lesson with Michele


We've done 50 nights of reading!
25 nights of reading. Smile Lloyd!

75 nights of reading! Super heroes!

100 nights of reading, class certificates and values award! Tino pai!