Te Puna Worm Farmers 2021 - Kaitiakitanga

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 Te Puna Worm Farmers 2021


This term we have been learning about our school value Kaitiakitanga and what it looks like and feels like.


What is Kaitiakitanga?

Looking after our friends - Madison

Looking after our worms - Coletin

Don’t touch the worms skin or you will burn them - Te Ihi

Worms love to eat bananas - Class

Picking up rubbish and putting it in the right bin - Ronald

Our worms are happy because we take care of them - Margaret

Ewwww worms - the girls

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