Para kore = Zero waste!

Room 27 and Room 16 were looking after Papatuanuku today.

'Kaitiakitanga o te Whenua'
E harikoa ana ahau i tāku ngakau mo ngā aroha me ngā awhi i roto i te kaupapa i te rā nei.
For Te Reo Maori today these 2 classes were keen to help keep Papatuanuku clean.

We split up into roopu Tahi, Rua, Toru, Wha, Rima
Each roopu was given a rubbish bag each. . .we filed out of class and swept across the field . . . down the park. . . around some corners filling our peke up with lunch wrappers, chip packets, straws, fruit peels and other interesting things.

We loved the way all these tamariki got stuck in and did their best to help keep Papatuanuku clean today by picking up rubbish where ever they could.

Too Much Tamariki ma!!
PARA KORE = ZERO WASTE
CHUCK IT IN THE BIN

Arohanui:  Whaea Saf

Jam Bus

I haere matou nga tauira o te kura o Pt. England ki te wharefono ki te tito e toru nga waiata tino miharo! 

tito – compose 

miharo – awesome

Ka mihi kia Jam Bus mo te whai wa kia matou, me te whakapau kaha kia ea nga wawata me nga moemoea a nga tamariki.

whai wa - gave the time 

whakapau kaha – putting in the efforts 

ea – achieve

wawata me nga moemoea - dreams and aspirations

Nga mihi nui rawa atu kia Whaea Paddy raua ko Matua Aterea mo to korua tautoko awhina mai ia matou te roopu Pounamu, arohanui kia korua!!! 

korua – two people

tautoko awhina - help, support

roopu - group

Tau ke nga mahi Pounamu!