Green Day

Green Day! Rūma Rua Tekau mā Rua went on safari in the African Garden to hunt dangerous wild weeds (Deadly Nightshade) and battle horrible spiky seeds that stick all over your clothing and skin.

With dedication and bravery, our doughty hunters restored the balance of Nature! 
Ka mau te pai, tamariki mā! Kia kaha, koutou.




This Green Day we also thought about our Guiding Principles as a Green-Gold Enviroschool.

Our class decided how we are achieving our Green-Gold goals by categorising photos from our school environment.


Maori Perspectives

Sustainable Communities


Empowered Students

Respect for Diverse Cultures

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