Beach Races

Today were the school Beach Races.

Room 2 performed exceptionally well.

9 students from Rm2 are going to the

Interschool Cross Country on Wednesday.

Good luck and...bring home the bacon!

Year 6 boys

Year 6 girls - girl power. All from Room 2

Year 5 girls

 

 

 

Year 5 boys





Webmaster Applications open

Awapuni School

Webmasters

Webmasters learn more about making blogs, emailing and using Web 2.0 tools

Webmasters have many computer skills so they are able to teach other students and teachers

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Would you like to join this group?

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Are you a blogging bloke?

Are you a digital diva?

Are you a internet native?

Are you savvy on the computer?

You application for this role is an email to Mrs Torrie with 5 reasons why you should be a Webmaster (part of your digital savviness is finding Mrs Torrie’s email address on the school webpage)

Your reasons may include a link to some work you have done on the computer/internet already e.g your blog. Or you may attach a document into your email. Or you may insert a piece of digital art into your email message. 

Applications close 7.00pm Thursday 29 March 2012

Lunchtimes at Awapuni School

We love lunchtimes! Take this tour of our playground at lunchtime to see the neat things we do.

Learning to Snorkel

Last week we learnt how to use a snorkel and mask with Joe Palmer. We are going to Te Tapuwae o Rongokako Marine Reserve next week. We will snorkel in the rock pools at low tide and look at the marine life there. Joe also told us why the marine reserve has its name...it means the footstep of Rongokako.
Room 2 students have written a post on their own blogs about snorkeling...read about them there.

About Our Place

Room 2 students have published a post on their blogs about the tourist attractions in Gisborne. Most of them have a photo inserted into their post as well. The photos are from Mrs McManus - she works at Awapuni School and is a keen photographer. Thanks Mrs McManus!
Mrs Torrie grew up in Tolaga Bay so her favourite spot is the Tolaga Bay Wharf. It's the longest wharf (pier) in the southern hemisphere being 660m long. It is a great place to fish, collect mussels. But the favourite thing to do is to jump off the wharf and climb up the ladder to do it again and again!

Tolaga Bay Wharf