Marriene Langton Principal/Tumuaki

Marriene Langton Principal/Tumuaki
Welcome back to a new year in our lovely kura. Our goal is to be a locally based school that partners with and is supported by our local community. Everyone who knows us and the last 2 decades of the school's history remarks on the exceptional local community who are a central point for our development and growth. The community is changing in terms of housing and we are now part of the intensive housing projects that have developed across Christchurch City since 2011. We thrive on our close relationships with whanau and local organisations who want to be a part of our journey as a school. Generosity is the key word that we see in action every day to make life better for our tamariki. We do have high expectations for learning and behaviour. Our achievement data over the past few years has been amazing and this is a direct reflection on the relentless work of our kaiako to deliver great teaching programmes every day. Our teachers work closely together and they cross check planning and data. That's why we made it to the Gazette in 2024. We are child development/attachment based and our staff is well trained in how children's brains develop and how we can build amazing relationships with the children in our care. There's a lot of laughter and fun in the classrooms (and in our office with The Fab Five) every day . Please make a point of stopping for great coffee on Friday mornings and take the time to connect with other parents. Haere mai. Welcome to our little corner of paradise

Thursday, August 16, 2018

Alive. alive oh

The plan to get the livestock  section up and running is on course. Bill managed to get Muscovy ducks and ducklings and they are in the process of settling into their new home a t West Spreydon School. The chooks were a little precious to start with but they are accepting the immigrants and getting the hang of duck talk.
Janice and Bill found a hidden cache of chook eggs in the orchard where the chooks had been laying a secret stash.
The next plan is for the mini kune kune pigs. They can be on leashes for the children to play with and they need a bath once a week. Let the fun begin.
Just so we are clear, these animals are not bound for the hangi pit. Us townies can't cope with pets being tucker.
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