On the 21st of September our Year 7&8 Mainstream classes went to the Gold Coast for an overseas experience. There was a total of 38 students, 4 teachers and 10 parent helpers.
The students enjoyed their experience and got to visit 4 theme parks; Dream World, Sea World, Movie World and my favourite, Wet'n Wild.
These are a few photos from our trip. We hope you enjoy them.
Energetic Room Six
Talofa Lava, Malo e lelei, Fakaalofa Lahi Atu, Kia Ora, Kia Orana, Maui and greetings to you all. We are an energetic bunch of students ranging from 9-Y7's and 17-Y8's totalling a number of 26 students. We enjoy each others company and LOVE SCHOOL! We look forward to sharing our learning journey with you.
CLENDON PARK
Tuesday 30 September 2014
Tuesday 12 August 2014
Thursday 7 August 2014
CHESS TOURNAMENT
4 students from Room 6 had the priviledge of being at the Chess tournament for 2014.
Tuesday 1 April 2014
Report Writing on the Wonders of the World
Ancient Statue
The Colossus of Rhodes is an ancient statue also known as one of the famous seven wonders of the world. It is a statue that stands in the entrance of the harbour by the Mediterranean Island of Rhodes. This statue is a remembrance of the victory of Rhodes' victory over the ruler of Cyprus.It was built many years ago by a young man named Chares Lindos and his men from Greece. In 226BC an earthquake struck Rhodes and destroyed the statue to its knees.
For almost a thousand years the statue was left ruined. It took 12 years to re-build. Before the destruction it was 30 meters high making it one of the tallest statues of the ancient world.
Katinia
Colossus of Rhodes
The Colossus of Rhodes was one of Greeks most well known statues. It is significant because of its representation over the countries victory with Cyprus. It was considered to be one of the seven wonders of the ancient world.
It stood for 56 years over the city of Rhodes. It's golden templates reflected the sun light. People would gaze at the silver, bronze and golden parts of the statue and be in awe of its beauty.
In 226BC a massive earthquake destroyed the statue up to its knees.
Whatai
Monday 24 March 2014
Seven Ancient Wonders of the World
Our topic for the rest of the term is on the Seven Ancient Wonders of the World. These are a few of our thoughts of what we think we know...
"The Seven wonders of the world means unhidden evidence of mysteries or has to do with real legends". (Teesha)
"I think it is some sort of treaty that affected the whole world or maybe it had to do with a country being disobedient and something happened to them many years ago". (Lavinia)
"They might be the most oldest and ancient places in the world". (Corban)
"I think the wonders of the world are the ancient and greatest things built and discovered". (Katelyn)
"I think the wonders of the world has to do with things that have been living all around us ever since back in the olden days". (Louisa)
"They are like special places that are ancient that some people may not know about. That is why they are called Wonders of the World". (Trinaye)
"Wonders of the world could mean special places that are not well known by people". (Ashna)
"They are important and special places that have a history and people want to know about. It makes me wonder about what they are?" (Joseph)
"I think the wonders of the world means the inventions that were built long time ago". (Katinia)
"They are probably are the most beautiful places in the world". (Jashneel)
"I think they are the most valued things around the world". (Whatai)
"They might be the oldest places in the world". (Jerome)
"I think the seven wonders of the world are about ancient artifcats that are hidden and people are wondering where they could be found in the world". (Issac)
"They are special places in the world. They definately are important to the world". (Lavani)
"I think they are really important places from around the world". (Harrison)
"I think the 7 wonders of the world means mysteries that have been uncovered or unknown things that people have not found from around the world". (Mack)
"I think it means ancient old Egyptian statues. The name sounds like it has to do with old holy Greek things". (Stephanie)
"It has to do with ancient history. A piece of somthing from our past or something that our ancestors had built". (Tyler)
"I think it has to do with either statues or artifacts that are still standing for a very long time". (Jamal)
"It might be about special places like in the olden days". (Tino)
"The Wonders might be about people or buildings". (Aisea)
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