Today we are having a Kids Election. Totara took themselves over to the voting booth to vote. We were mostly excited, but also a little bit nervous. Check it out.
Thursday, 18 September 2014
Monday, 15 September 2014
PTA Fathers Day Fun
Sunday was a beautiful day, which I'm sure the PTA were very thankful for. They had worked hard to put together a wonderful time for Yaldhurst families to come down and celebrate Dads. I popped down to see what was happening. Here are some photos:
Saturday, 13 September 2014
Week 8
We have had a very busy week and have done so many different things. A number of our girls went and played football with other girls from around the city. We worked furiously to finish our Puppet Theatres and you can check out all our hard work on each blog. We also learnt some Ukulele and began learning all out the Election. Here are some photos from some of these things:
Tuesday, 9 September 2014
Birthdays and Football
Today was Base's birthday and his lovely mum made cupcakes for our class. They were delicious and we all enjoyed eating them at Read and Feed time.

In the afternoon the Year 3/4 girls headed in cars to ASB Football Park for an afternoon of football. Some of us had never played football before so it was a very new experience. We had a really fun time and got to play a lot of football. At the end of the day we listened to two Football Ferns share about their experiences playing for New Zealand. We even got to get their autographs. Wahoo, football!
Year 3/4 Girls Football on PhotoPeach
In the afternoon the Year 3/4 girls headed in cars to ASB Football Park for an afternoon of football. Some of us had never played football before so it was a very new experience. We had a really fun time and got to play a lot of football. At the end of the day we listened to two Football Ferns share about their experiences playing for New Zealand. We even got to get their autographs. Wahoo, football!
Year 3/4 Girls Football on PhotoPeach
Sunday, 7 September 2014
Kia Kaha and Myree the Policewomen
Today we had Myree come and start our Kia Kaha discussion. We looked at pictures of different situations and thought about what we could see. We looked at the facial expressions, body language and power.
Monday, 1 September 2014
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