Showing posts with label Rangatiratanga. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rangatiratanga. Show all posts

Tuesday, 12 November 2019

Protect our Water ways! Rangatiratanga - Leadership in action!

This week we received a box in the mail! Inside is a kit from School Kit which has a challenge for us!

The box was filled with gloves for picking up rubbish from our local environment. And giant paper rubbish sacks - can you read what is printed on the bags?

 Why would we do this? What are we trying to do? There are some instructions and a large poster to fill in with the study we are going to do in the next month.

We are trying to set an example in our Sunnyhills community by picking up the rubbish that people have made and let sit on the grass and concrete. This rubbish could be washed down the streets and into the storm water drains. 

Where does the water from the storm water drains go?

Find the small storm water drain closest to your house (with an adult helping you and keeping you safe) What does it look like? What could go down the drain and where would it end up?

Go down to the Tamaki Estuary at low tide with your whanau and see what is washed out of the storm water drain? What does it look like?












Tuesday, 22 October 2019

We're going to the zoo, zoo, zoo!! Our Inquiry begins for Rangatiratanga - Leadership

Sorry everyone I thought I had hit the publish button but no...
so here you are -

How will we take our Inquiry further? Leadership - what is the food of a leader? Communication and knowledge.

How can we make an impact on the world around us and make sure our role in the environment has a positive impact on animals around us?
The Zoo educators at the zoo talked about our native species and the endemic creatures we have in New Zealand. We have since been writing our wonderings and what we would like to find out about the animals at the Zoo.














































Monday, 23 September 2019

Service September - fantastic everyone who has brought their Passports back so far!



Look at these amazing people who have taken the Service September Challenge. Everyone else in R14 please bring your Passports back tomorrow! 

We have done a lot of different things for our whanau - folding washing, looking after younger siblings, picking up rubbish at the beach, bringing the neighbour's wheelie bin in for them and the list goes on! 

This made us feel proud, responsible, happy. 
This made others feel glad, helped out and proud.