Meeting Constable Wayne Scott

 Meeting Constable Wayne Scott - Thursday 27 February

Constable Wayne Scott came to talk to us about his job.  He is a policeman and he works in Ellerslie.  Wayne told us that he like helping people.  He enjoys keeping people safe on the road and in their houses.  Wayne told us that some of the tools that he carries with him are his phone, a radio, a flashlight and a baton.   He cares for people when they are upset.  Wayne told us that he is part of a team.

After he talked to the Year 2 students Room 4 had a turn at asking Wayne questions and we had a look at his police car.  Please ask your child what questions they asked Wayne and the answers that Wayne told us to their questions.

Here are some photos of Constable Wayne Scott's visit:

Auckland Cricket Association

 Auckland Cricket Association - Thursday 27 February 

Today Room 4 met Gwen from the Auckland Cricket Association.  We played Snowball Tag and then with a partner we played Bridges.  We had so much fun.

Enjoy looking at the photos:

Auckland Cricket Association

 Auckland Cricket Association - Thursday 20 February

Today Skye from the Auckland Cricket Association came to work with the students in Room 4.  We met Skye on the field and she worked with the students today on two games.  One was tag and the other one the students needed to throw the soft balls over the hoops.

Here are some photos of their first session:

Enviro Class with Mrs Rhodes

 Enviro Class with Mrs Rhodes - Wednesday 5 February

The students in Room 4 went to Mrs Rhodes today for their Enviro Class.

They focused on bees and found out so much information about them.  The students went for a walk around the school to find out what they could find in the environment.  

After lunch they looked at a range of minibeasts and they used a dinoscope to enlarge them so they could see really clearly what they looked like.

Please ask your child what they did during the day and what they enjoyed the most.

Enjoy looking at the photos of some of the things they did: