Room 2's Last Day for 2019!

Kia ora koutou from Room 2 for the last time in 2019! Today is the end of term here at Pt England School and the last time for the Room 2 whanau of Year 7s and 8s to gather together. Hard to believe that one year has gone by - so much has happened, so many great memories!

For our Year 8s - I wish you only the VERY BEST for 2020 as you start a new chapter as college students - don't forget to come and visit! For our Year 7s - I look forward to seeing you back on Feb 3rd as the new seniors of our school!

For now, take care everyone - be safe, have fun and enjoy the summer holiday break!

From L to R: Maanas, Kalita, Lucy, Thet Htar, Ms. Tapuke, Charlese, Hopa, Filipe and Ash

Absent: Leone, Maria, Nasibah, Nytram

                                           Our Room 2 whanau - Year 7s, Year 8s and Miss Timmi!

Kids @ Work 2019 - Bike Track Monitors!

In our school assembly this morning, received certificates from Mr Jacobsen for their efforts as part of the Kids @ Work programme at Pt England School. This year may students from Room 2 got involved as Milk monitors and as Tech Monitors. The team also included four Year 8 students - Lucy, Maria, Nasibah and Thet Htar - who formed the Bike Track team. On fine sunny days their lunchtimes were pretty busy making sure that each kid on the school bike track was fitted with the right helmet and using the right sized bike. They also had the unglamorous job of putting all the gear back in the shed!

Great job Lucy, Maria, Nasibah and Thet Htar!

Ready to Learn - Summer Learning Journey

This week in our school assembly we got the chance to celebrate all the students from Pt England who took part in the Summer Learning Journey (SLJ) o for 2018/19. Congratulations to our Room 2 students, Filipe, Lucy, Sonnia, Nasibah, Maanas and Arthur.  Sonnia got a special mention for a spot prize (What IS in that brown paper bag?)

This group of Year 7 and Year 8s arrived at school in Term 1 ready to learn - all the blog writing and commenting that they did over the break has really helped keep their brains in good shape! Did anyone from your class/school take part in the SLJ? Did anyone win one of the cool prizes?