Hay Park Ako Hiko Festival 2020

 Kia ora Bloggers,

Here are the submissions for the Ako Hiko festival from Lockhart class, we have worked tirelessly and had a lot of fun to complete our films. We hope you enjoy and please leave your feedback below.

Last day of Term 3

 Last day of term 3, the bittersweet feelings!

We were lucky to catch some sun this morning and take a class photo. As part of our end of term celebration of our lovely students 'Sascha' chose mufti as one of her prizes for Hay Parkway. The whole class got an opportunity to dress up in their favourite clothes and watch a movie. 

It has been a very interesting term with the lockdown, our class has shown resilience by completing tasks online during distance learning and remembering to have a positive attitude when returning to school.

Stress ball

Hello Bloggers,

In the past few weeks, Lockhart class has been learning about meditation and breathing techniques.

To wrap the week up we made stress balls or squishy balls. This is something you can use when you are thinking or need to distract your mind and be in the present.

Check out the student blogs to see them with their stress ball.

Film festival

This term, we will be focusing on making a movie based on the theme 'Kindness'. We have been working very hard in our groups to come up with a plot for the story. This required a lot of decision making and thinking because we all had to come to an agreement on an idea.

Welcome back to Term 3!

Welcome back to Term 3, it is great to have everyone back at school.
On the first day back we caught up with our friends, shared a few laughs and stories!
As part of our inquiry, we are looking at 'Watercare'. We looked at the local rivers and mountains, as we were going to use the names in our Pepeha. Check out our student blog to read our Pepeha.

Matariki

Kia Ora everyone, in Lockhart class we read a book about what Matariki is and then we wrote a paragraph about what we learnt on a star. We then decorated our star and this was displayed in our classroom.

Matariki is a celebration of the Maori new year, one of the things you could do is set new goals. In our class, we set new learning goals on paper feathers and created a class Korowai.

Thank you to Leon & Phersayiz who presented their writing during the Matariki Assembly.

Superstars!

Well done to students from Lockhart class!
They showed the Hay Park Way values during distance learning. Assigned tasks were completed to a high standard and they were always punctual on Google Meets.

From the left: Neha, Daphnee, Keti, Mahrosh, Pranav, Gaylene, Makeleta, Sascha and Mekhi(absent)