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 four fantastic teachers are Sarah Moorhouse (Team Leader), Kirsten Wright, Kelly Davies, and Kris Beattie.
Nga Hau e Wha Newsletters 2021
| Nga Hau e Wha - Term 4 Newsletter |
| Nga Hau e Wha - Term 2 Newsletter |
| Nga Hau e Wha - Term 1 Newsletter |
Useful Links
Dance Mat Typing
Incredibox
Into The Book
Scratch
Studyladder
Story plot generator
Sunshine Online
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.
*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:
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.
