Te Roto @ Oturu School

  We learnt that the name of our school Oturu is a very import moon phase where it is a great time for planting.

Beautifying our environment with Nikau trees   Harlem, Madison and Julia were not afraid to “get stuck in” and get their hands and feet dirty when we planted nikau trees at our school entrance, March 2021.

  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

  In Te Puna we had a colouring in competition to see who could connect the dots 1 to 10 and colour in their bunny the best. We all took turns voting on our favourite bunny and Carmen won with 3 votes for her bunny (top left).  She won 3 stickers on her sticker chart and is 1 sticker away from reaching 20 stickers which means you get to choose something from Mrs Heka's goodie box. Look at all the awesome mahi from the tamariki in Te Puna!