NAU MAI HAERE MAI
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Kia ora whānau, nau mai haere mai ki te akomanga o Awatea. He akomanga reo rua mātou, e noho ki waenganui i Te Kura Pūtahi o Waihi. E rua ngā akomanga o Awatea ēngari i mahi tahi tātou ia rā.
Te Haerenga ki TE TAITOKERAU
Hei te wiki tuatahi ō te wāhanga tuawha, i haere ā mātou tuakana ki runga tētahi haerenga ki Te Taitokerau mo e 4 ngā rā. Tino pai rawa atu tēnei haerenga ki ā rātou.
Mahi PANGARAU
Kei te ako ngā tamariki "te wā" i hanga rātou he "minute glass".
PoipATU.
Given the opportunity to go out and learn the game of Poipatu thanks to Mr Phillips. We also have 4 teams entered into our local competition.
MAHI TOI - Te iwa ō matariki
I te wiki kua pāhure ake ka mahia ngā tauira he whakaahua e mau i ngā whetu o Matariki e iwa.
Matariki HIKOI
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Last Friday our whole kura set off to the Pump house to meet up with all the other schools and Early Childhood centres in Waihi to kick start the celebrations of Matariki.
Our Matariki Hikoi is the start of our events and it’s a great way to share our waiata as a community, and raise the awareness of Matariki Waihi publicly. There are several events happening before the end of the term, we have the Matariki Community Celebration where children from Early Childhood through to College take to the stage at Waihi College and share their waiata, whakaari, kapa haka and more, a dawn viewing with history and kōrero at Ōtawhiwhi Marae, and to conclude our celebrations we hold the Tapuwae tournament here at kura. So come along and share in the celebrations of Matariki 2018. |
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Te MAHI TOHUTOHU
Mo ngā wiki e 5 ka ako ana matou te Tuhinga Tohutohu. E mōhio ana tātou ki te mahi raupapa o te tuhing tohutohu, ngā kupu mahi, ngā āhuatanga o te tuhinga me te hanga i tētahi mea aonga ake tohutohu.
Te hanga kumara slips
I ako ana mātou i te atua Rongomatane me ōna tamariki te Kumara, te hue, te tī me te uwhi. E mohio ana ngā tauira ki te mahi māra, me te whakatika i te māra mo te whakatō, heoi, ka mahi matou i te timatanga o tō tātou kumara hei uru ki roto i te māra hei te taenga mai o te Koanga.
Tīhāte MAWHERo
"Pink Shirt Day" Anti Bullying. Supporting and nurturing our tamariki to stand up and speak out.
Hauora/hakinakina
I ako ana ngā tuakana i ngā pukenga me ngā ture o te kēmu Poitarawhiti mo ngā wiki e rua inaianei. Inapo ka tākaro rātou i tē kēmu, hātakehi rawa rātou, ēngari ka kitea au i ngā pukenga maere e puta mai i ngā tama. Kei runga noa atu koutou.
Te Ra Mama
He ra tino harikoa ki te kitea i a koutou ngā Wahine Toa, ngā Wahine purotu koutou ngā mama, ngā kuia ranei.
Mahi Kainga WEEK 10
Kia Ora whānau, this weeks mahi kainga is based around the Common Wealth Games. Tauira will bring home their working document tomorrow. They are all so very excited about it and are gunning for the reward of 20 Values tickets for the completion of their research project this week.
They have a small amount of mahi to begin with tonight.
Kia kaha whānau ki te tiaki i te mātauranga o tō tamaiti.
Common Wealth Games 2018
They have a small amount of mahi to begin with tonight.
Kia kaha whānau ki te tiaki i te mātauranga o tō tamaiti.
Common Wealth Games 2018
Beach Hop
Last Wednesday Awatea walked up Seddon Street to look at all the bright, colourful and cool cars that were on display at the Waihi Warm Up Beach Hop Party. The cares were all mean!! Thank you to all the parents who came and supported our tamariki on this haerenga.
Te Tamaiti o Tangaroa
Our tuakana used a mixture of art techniques to create their image of Waka the Sea Child and his manu tukutuku.
Waka the sea child was created by the clothes of Amokura, who entered the sea one day and removed all her clothing. Tangaroa then used her clothes to create Waka. Waka could live underwater and play on the land, according to some of our tuakana he was a bit like a mermaid. One day Waka created a kite when he went to shore to play and the people of the village nearby could his this kite flying high in the sky, they would watch it go by everyday, until one day the chief of the village told Amokura she was to catch Waka and his kite, unbeknown to her and that Waka was her son. Once Amokura captured Waka he went to live with her in the village.
Waka the sea child was created by the clothes of Amokura, who entered the sea one day and removed all her clothing. Tangaroa then used her clothes to create Waka. Waka could live underwater and play on the land, according to some of our tuakana he was a bit like a mermaid. One day Waka created a kite when he went to shore to play and the people of the village nearby could his this kite flying high in the sky, they would watch it go by everyday, until one day the chief of the village told Amokura she was to catch Waka and his kite, unbeknown to her and that Waka was her son. Once Amokura captured Waka he went to live with her in the village.
Mahi kainga Wk 8-Tuakana
