International Friendship Day Logo Design

In October, Nicola visited Singapore as part of an Asia NZ Foundation delegation. Nicola visited Bukit Timah School. Worser Bay School have continued to connect and collaborate with Bukit Timah.

Inspired by the way that Bukit Timah School celebrate culture and diversity, Worser Bay are going to celebrate International Friendship Day next year.

"International Friendship Day" is celebrated in Singapore. This day is dedicated to the understanding of Singapore’s relations with its neighbours and aims to nurture the spirit of friendship and collaboration among different people.

International Friendship Day is celebrated in schools in Singapore in April.

Worser Bay School will celebrate International Friendship Day in 2017 and have started a project for 2017. Schools around the world will make short movie about their country and culture. Schools have signed up from across the globe.

The schools that have signed up are from: Ireland, England, USA, Canada, Moldova, Trinidad, Singapore, Thailand, South Korea, Canada, Luxembourg, Australia, Philippines, China, Romania, Taiwan, Gambia, Malaysia, Pakistan, Morocco, United Arab Emirates and Japan.

Our students have been designing logos for international Friendship Day. Students from Auroa School in Taranaki have also been working on logos. If you are a classroom or a teacher you can sign up here.

Watch this space...

Haiku

On Tuesday Shona's literacy group joined forces with the Earth group and worked on reading and writing haiku poems.

Plants

Waving in the wind
Camouflaged to the world around it
It smells good.

By James and Adam



Bark Chips

Bark chips have no friends
Bark chips surfing in the sun
Scraping through the dirt

By Rhosyn and Finlay



Bark Chips

Brown crusty light
Millions and millions
Lost in a group

By Hunter T, Pyrenees, and Taiga


Bridge

Bathing in the sun
People stamping feet
Rusty old bridge


By Alex and Rim

Mystery Skype with Bailey Road School in Auckland

Some people from Tautoru have been doing some Mystery skype on Monday. We'll tell you all about it!

Isn't it exciting!

How to play Mystery Skype:

First, you have to say to a person that you want to know what your email is, and say that you want to do Mystery Skype.

Mystery Skype is when you skype someone or some people and guess where they live.

You take one question at a time, and ask some proper questions (not silly ones.)

Here are some suggestions:

Are you in New Zealand?

Are you in the South Island?

Do you live in a big city?

And lots more…

The school that we skyped was Bailey Road School in Auckland.

By Liam and Hadley

Skype with Chrissy

Today we skyped Chrissy and Nyuala. We were all very excited to see them and had loads of questions to ask.

Tally charts

In maths , we have been learning to use a tally chart to record answers to questions.

Planting: I am curious!

We are planting beans. We wanted to find out what students know and what they would like to find out...

Fractions Down on the Farm

Today in Maths, our Year 3 students made up fractions songs. They were based on a silly fractions song that we have been learning:  Fractions on the Farm 

   

By Rim and Hunter T 

   

By Liam and Jupiter

   

By Reuben and Mitchell