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We are Nga Hau E Wha which means the Four Winds. Our classes are named for the seasonal winds: Raumati (Summer), Ngahuru (Autumn) and Takurua (Winter). 

​Our teachers are  Kris Beattie, Jeanette Spicer and Bronagh Crook and Sean Mead.

Nga Hau e Wha Newsletters 2022

Nga Hau e Wha Newsletter - Term 3
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Nga Hau e Wha Newsletter - Term 2
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Nga Hau e Wha Newsletter - Term 1
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Useful Links
Dance Mat Typing
Incredibox
Into The Book
Scratch
Studyladder
​Story plot generator
Sunshine Online


Train Track Art

By Elina and Maria.
​Year 4

Junior Athletics Day 2021

The Year 4 students planned and organised a fun filled morning for our junior school focusing on three skills- running, jumping and dodging. Here are a few pictures of the day!

Highlights of the year in Word Art

We made a list of everything we have enjoyed this year - there has been so many amazing learning opportunities for us! Here are some visual representations of our highlights. 

Crafting Morning!

We had so many amazing donated and gifted craft supplies. Too many to go to waste. What better way to spend the morning than creating as a team.

Oral Language Task #3- Family artifact

Task:  Your challenge is to find a photo or artifact belonging to someone in your family that lived in the past 100 years. Use this as a prompt to tell us a story or take us back in time. Have fun!
​*Check your Seesaw account for teacher examples. 

Oral Langauge #2 - Karakia

Here are some options of Karakia (formal greeting)  for you to choose from. 
​Steps to Success: 
  • Say it in Te Reo OR another language 
  • Say it in English
  • Say what it means to you eg. May peace be wide spread means to me that the world has no fighting and happiness is around us. 

Hallway Art

Numeracy Snaps

Cross Country - Year 3

Celebrating Success

Beach Trip

Buddy Reading

Hard at work!

Trip to the Wellington Museum - April

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