Student of the Week

Congratulations to William who has had a fantastic week. He had a focused approach to all his schoolwork. William showed leadership and maturity during the co-operative games unit in Physical Education. He has also written a very descriptive Cross Country recount. Great job William.

Student of the Week

Congratulations to Ethyn, this weeks Student of the Week. Ethyn has had a fantastic week in reading showing that he can manage himself and complete all tasks to a high standard. Well done Ethyn keep up the good work.

Student of the Week

Congratulations to Jessica-this weeks Student of the Week, Jessica completed the optional holiday task to a very high standard. She produced a booklet that showed us exactly where she went and the activities that she did while on holiday to the North Island. Well done Jessica.  

Student of the Week

Congratulations to Alex-this weeks Student of the Week, Alex has worked hard throughout the term during writing. She has produced some informative and well written reports. Great Job Alex.

Student of the Week

Congratulations to Blake-this weeks Student of the Week, Blake has been a fantastic role model to his peers. Great to see Blake. Keep up the great work.

Student of the Week

Congratulations to Max- this week's Student of the Week. Max has produced some fantastic  writing this week. He has completed his report about Lawrence independently. 

Well done Max. Keep up the great work!!

Student of the Week

Congratulations to Jenaya-this week's Student of the Week. Jenaya has put lots of effort into all subject areas. She has shown enthusiasm in all that she does. Fantastic. Well done.

Student of the Week

Congratulations to George- this week's Student of the Week. George completed his own piece of art and then began to help others when they needed help. Thank you for sharing your artistic skills with us George. Well done.

Student of the Week

Congratulations to Connie- this week's Student of the Week. Connie has had a fantastic week working hard in all curriculum areas. Well done Connie.