Sunnyhills School Environmental Blog

Drone Aerial View Today enthusiastic whanau pitched in to help work on our Edible Gardens. Wheelbarrows, spa...

A big thank you to all the wonderful families who who joined the Mrs Venville, Mrs Driver, Mrs Knofflock and Miss Fullard to weed and bark o...

Room 24 made these  origami whales  as a follow up to Project Jonah with Room 19.   They are going on to write facts and publish them on a  ...

An amazing project by three of our amazing Eco Warriors. We're so proud of you!  The project in their own words: ...

On Tuesday we made a start on barking the New Native Trail Area.  Room 3 spent the whole morning working with classes from all levels of the...

           East Auckland Enviro Schools Cluster Meeting Our final East Auckland Enviro Schools Cluster Meeting was held at East Tamaki Sch...

                                      Travelwise Success – Silver Award  On Wednesday Mrs Venville and Mrs Wallace accompanied our 6 Trave...

Our Community is amazing! Thanks to parents and students we have planted 1500 natives to create a new Native Trail that runs along the ban...

Travelwise Leaders - Time Zone Mapping Today the Travelwise Leaders worked with Constable Merv, Mrs Venville and Marianne and her team fro...

Sunnyhills Gets It's Travelwise Sign! Sunnyhills had a special visit on the last day of term 2 from Max the Pukeko and Marianne from t...