Orange day

On Friday it was orange day and everyone came to school wearing orange clothes, like this

Pepeha

Ko Ōwairaka tōku maunga

Ko Tasman tōku moana

Ko Australia e Aotearoa tōku iwi

Nō Tamaki-Makaurau ahau

Ko Nicola tōku mama

Ko Paul tōku papa

Ko Harrison tōku ingoa

Shove Tuesday

On shove Tuesday Room 5 went to Room 1 to make pancakes that are super delicious

Mantra

“There will

be obstacles.

There will

be doubters.

There will

be mistakes.

But with hard

work, there

are no limits.”

Swimming Sports

On Wednesday we had  swimming sports at west wave it was really fun I came 3rd place in the 25 meter backstroke and 50 meter freestyle, everyone did a great job.

Year 6 camp

At camp this year we did heaps of really fun activities like archery and giant paddle boarding.
Everyone did amazing!!!

Eating Bugs-introduction

By: Harrison

I am learning to persuade my audience using persuasive writing and emotive words. 

Did you know that there are hundreds of people around the world that actually eat bugs? Such as spicy critter fritters, ginger cricket cookies and wax worm tacos, just to name a few. What would your favourite bug recipe be? In my opinion I believe that all people should cook with insects. Most people are disgusted at the thought of having insects in their meals but it has been proven that people who do try bugs end up loving insects, when most people look at bugs it creeps them out, but once cooked these bugs can’t crawl and are delicious. When cooking with insects there are many benefits to include them in your diet, they are tasty treats for everyone, bugs are healthy and low in fat and cooking with insects can give you creative meal options from all around the world.