Learning conversations at home

It is really important that you as parents are on board with your child's learning. There are many ways that you can do this, but one of the easiest is to have that learning conversation at home about what they have been doing at school.

Don't settle when you ask 'How was school?' and get the reply OK or Alright.

Make sure you ask further questions of your child.

What did you learn today?
What was one thing the teacher helped you with today?
What do you think we can do tonight to help your learning?
What did you find hard today?
Who did you play with today?
What were the cool things you did today?

Comments

Christmas Parade 2020

Having loads of fun at the local Santa Parade.

Teaching teachers to teach children to ride their bikes.

What a great staff meeting it was to have all the staff on bikes and having a go. Role modeling to the children is so important and the learning that took place in this staff meeting was excellent. Loads of us just thought we would get children on bikes and away they go, however, we learned it is more than that and the games and fun you can have as a class of children on bikes is so good. We look forward to getting all the children in every class on a bike and enjoying our wonderful whole bike track!

Our Jessie tree

Making sure the children understand Jesus whakapapa is very important It allows them to truly understand him as a person.

Sharing the learning! 2020

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