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Wednesday, 12 September 2018
Tuesday, 13 February 2018
Cassie & Eliza - Kaitiaki o te Moana 🐳❤🌏
Cassie from Room tekau ma iwa and Eliza from Room rua tekau ma rua are gaurdians of the sea! Cassie's family have swapped from plastic straws to paper. Tino pai! Lisa's family use metal straws. Awesome! Will you say no to plastic straws too and help save our sea animals?
Also a big thank you to Grangers in Half moon Bay for choosing to go straw free. We hope you lead the way for other local businesses to follow.
Also a big thank you to Grangers in Half moon Bay for choosing to go straw free. We hope you lead the way for other local businesses to follow.
Sunday, 12 November 2017
Cluster meeting
East Auckland Enviro Schools Cluster Meeting
Our final East Auckland Enviro Schools Cluster Meeting was held at East Tamaki School. The meeting provided an opportunity to celebrate our Enviroschools achievements with the cluster and network with local Enviroschools key teachers.
We toured East Tamaki's Native Trail and garden areas after students had shared the journey of it's creation and how they are involved today with it's maintenance. We also found out more about the Mayors one Million Trees project and had a go at Tree yoga!
Bike trail runs around the edge of the Native Trail
Our final East Auckland Enviro Schools Cluster Meeting was held at East Tamaki School. The meeting provided an opportunity to celebrate our Enviroschools achievements with the cluster and network with local Enviroschools key teachers.
Tuesday, 8 August 2017
Sustainability Challenge
Sustainability Challenge
Yesterday the Enviro Group took part in a sustainability Challenge at the Botanic Gardens. We had to work strategically as a team and complete enviro challenges at stations to earn points. Points could also be scored by finding clues. We needed to read a map to locate these which was not as easy as we thought it would be. Matching the stream life to the pictures and description was really difficult. So was the marine life activity - but we got there. One of our groups came 4th which was a massive achievement as there was over 300 team taking part. Fortunately the rained stayed away though our shoes and socks were soaked. Here are some photos showing some of the challenges we completed.
Planting lavender
Identifying river creatures
Identifying marine life
Collecting clues
How seeds are spread
Finished
Well deserved rest and lunch
Ready to start
Looking for fossils
Identifying river creatures
Naming the parts of a flower
The worm Farm challenge
Such fun. Got back with 3 minutes to spare and no penalty point incurred
Yesterday the Enviro Group took part in a sustainability Challenge at the Botanic Gardens. We had to work strategically as a team and complete enviro challenges at stations to earn points. Points could also be scored by finding clues. We needed to read a map to locate these which was not as easy as we thought it would be. Matching the stream life to the pictures and description was really difficult. So was the marine life activity - but we got there. One of our groups came 4th which was a massive achievement as there was over 300 team taking part. Fortunately the rained stayed away though our shoes and socks were soaked. Here are some photos showing some of the challenges we completed.
Planting lavender
Identifying river creatures
Identifying marine life
Collecting clues
How seeds are spread
Finished
Well deserved rest and lunch
Ready to start
Looking for fossils
Identifying river creatures
Naming the parts of a flower
The worm Farm challenge
Such fun. Got back with 3 minutes to spare and no penalty point incurred
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