Showing posts with label Teague. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Teague. Show all posts

Friday, 5 June 2015

Tour of Auroa School June 2015

Auroa School from Myles Webb on Vimeo.

This video was created by Teague and Tarquin and shows what its like at Auroa Primary School, this video was created by Teague and Tarquin on Friday 6th June and shows the grounds of our school.

Tuesday, 21 April 2015

Poetry from Teague #clrpoem

This is Teague's Poetry for the #clrpoem idea that was created by Catherine Monagham from A Room with a View. Teague from Room Three completed this amazing poem with a theme of 'Red' during the School holidays.

Teague did an amazing job to do this, and feature a significant local (New Plymouth) landmark, the wind wand.

If you would like to learn more about this amazing international collaboration between the people involved then look at 'A Room with a View' or read this post all about the different coloured topics that will be coming up on 'Mrs Yollis Classroom Blog'

Monday, 9 March 2015

Inter School Athletics 9-10 Boys Relay

Last Thursday 6th March Auroa School took part in the Inter School Athletics Competition. The team competed at Victoria Park, Kaponga against St Patricks Kaponga, Kaponga School, Manaia School and Matapu School. Auroa were the defending Champions so it was important that everyone tried their best in every race. You will know from reading this Blog that Auroa had already won the 9-10 Year Old Girls race and that featured students from Room Three, well we also had two runners in the 9-10 Year Old Boys race - Jos and Teague, and we filmed is that race. Filmed at Kaponga on Thursday 6th March, 2015. This movie was produced by Jos, Brody and Tyson.

Inter School Athletics 9-10 Boys Relay from Myles Webb on Vimeo.

Tuesday, 19 August 2014

Traditional Maori Hand Games

Our students have been learning games as part of Kapa Haka.    This game is a Maori Traditional game that you use your hands to play with.   You need to be the last person that is left in the game, because you get out if you don't follow the proper pattern.   This video was recorded on Friday 15th August 2014.   Filmed by Teague from Room Four.

Maori hand game from Myles Webb on Vimeo.