Sunnyhills School Community are very grateful to an enthusiastic group of students from Pakuranga College, Young Rotaracts and their Rotary supervisors for the work they did during the school holidays to complete some environmental projects. The fence painting was completed, trees mulched and bark spread along the bank from the back gate towards the Edible Garden area.
Sunday, 30 April 2017
Thursday, 20 April 2017
My Google Map of Enviro Exploration and Investigation
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1U_v75IdrbYAirc1g9OZp0Qlby80&usp=sharing
Follow the link above to explore the world of enviro issues and awesome!
Follow the link above to explore the world of enviro issues and awesome!
Enviro on YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7iwJTFdPIk-C2viISAPvpQ/playlists
Monday, 17 April 2017
Bring in the Birds - A Senior School Enviro Project
This term the Senior School have been exploring the concept of ecosystems and investigating how we can attract more manu species into our school environment. Some of our hard work is on display in the school hall.
Which is your favourite type of bird?
Now we know what each species likes to eat and where they like to live, our next steps are to plan an area for our manu.
Which is your favourite type of bird?
Now we know what each species likes to eat and where they like to live, our next steps are to plan an area for our manu.
Sunday, 16 April 2017
Room Tahi, Rua, Rima & Whitu - Reflect & Zentangle to Share
Did you know the senior school classes have been investigating how we can encourage more manu (birds) into the Sunnyhills environment?
Today we concluded our iniquiry by reflecting and making zentangle birds. Look out for our birds and research findings on display in the hall.
Today we concluded our iniquiry by reflecting and making zentangle birds. Look out for our birds and research findings on display in the hall.
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Room Tekau ma Iwa Put Waste In Its Place and Reflect
We learnt how to sort our waste sustainably. Did you know we're getting new council rubbish bins soon? They're small to encourage families to use worm farms, compost and recycling bins instead of landfill.
We loved all the hands on activities outside this term!!
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