Sunday, 23 July 2023

Matariki - Whānau groups

  


In our whānau groups, we explored stories of the Matariki star cluster from around the world. Ask us what we learnt at home...


Whānau groups are groups of children and teachers across the school. There is an added bonus- siblings and families work together. Teachers and students learn from each other! We have been thinking about Tuakana/ Teina. The older students teach the younger students. The roles can also be reversed. We saw this with great energy on Friday!









Matariki Kai - thank you for joining us for this special lunch!


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