Weekly Blog .Week 10 of term 3 Friday October 1st.
Who would of thought we would get to the end of term 3 and be spending more time in Pandemic lock down than actually at school being face to face , enjoying being with our friends and getting on with learning...📀📉📗📘📙🔍💡💡
There is a saying that goes:
A pinch and a punch for the first of the month, which is a saying to wish good tidings upon us all at the beginning of a new month.
We have been very busy with Bubble School class this week and getting on with the business of making learning fun. Our Essential workers children have been a pleasure to have at bubble school, and are looking forward to fun times at home during the holidays.👍👍👍👍👨👩
As the holidays approach we wait in anticipation as we get to find out on Mondays Covid briefing how long we will be in level 3 for.
Next term being term 4, will begin with the Celebration of Niuean and Cook Island language weeks which will feature many activities for students to engage in as a class and as individuals .
I would like to end this blog with a very speacial Thank you message to all our Parents and students for keeping calm and carrying on in making what we all could out of a very topsy tervy unpredictable term 3.
We have all shown and put into practice our school vales of resilence, co operation, being respectful ans collaborating as a few examples over lock down distance learning programmes times of term 3.
This was clearly evident on the daily class zooms meetings as far as our students connecting and coping with learning of a new type that could be our norm for the way that future learning will/may happen.
Thank you one and all for your support , and maanakitanga towards our teachers and distance learning programmes requirements.
It is now time for us all to disconnect with our learning devices and create some fun times with our families and loved ones.
See you all in term 4, heres hoping we will have more weeks at school and not carrying on with many more weeks of having to be in level 3 ✌👌
Take care everyone, rest up, and be kind to each other.
Lets all go find some shine shine..
No Reira, me mitaki lahi ,
Ms Siohane.
Kia ora Ms Siohane. I would echo your thoughts about families keeping calm and carrying on and say what a good job teachers and staff have done at this too. Like you said, summer is coming and I think there have been so many bright spots at NWS and across the cluster over the past term. So many people creating and innovating which is fantastic!
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