Mālō e lelei Rm18 Learners
Stay home, stay safe and be kind:)
Things to remember:
-Remember today's FBS Values Distant Learning activity can be worked on together with all your whanau. Make sure you share with me. Looking for additional tasks see our Weekly planner.
-You or your family can contact me via email annev@flatbush.school.nz or text my phone.
I look forward to seeing or hearing from you in gmail or at a google meet 11am- Ms Vaka
Da jia hao - Hello everyone and welcome to Week 10.
Well done Rm18 for making it to the last week of the term. Chinese and Tuvalu Language Week 2021.
Welcome to Week 9 Rm18 learners where
This week we were extremely lucky to have Mrs Zhao read a Traditonal tale from China, 'Chang-O and the Moon'.
We learnt about the Chinese once a year moon festival where the biggest full moon of the year appears in our night sky. Mrs Zhao and her family light up scented sticks for peace and harmony. A time to celebrate the upcoming harvest, Mrs Zhao and her family would watch the moon at night and share Mooncake which we learnt was actually the size of muffins! We even had some extra guests join us . I hear Snuggles thoroughly enjoyed the tale read by Mrs Zhao. Thanks for joining us!
5 Day Menu created by Miah Morton
Day 1
Miah creates a wonderful cover for her list of 10 fav songs
Penny finds out what school her Mum and Nana went to when they were her age!
Fa'afetai tele lava Heleina! A fabulous share about the extremely important role your dad is playing as an essential worker during this lockdown. I'd have to agree with dad you don't need to worry as he will be completely wrapped up in protection PPE gear and your korowai of love and faith when he is at work!
Malo 'upito DAD for all you are doing for the wellbeing of all of us!
101 Maori words shared by Heleina! Tu meke!
Ake shares a little about her bubble members after interviewing them.
My Nana lived in Otara for 25 years she came here in 1996.
Nana Ngere went to the school Apii Mauke in the Cook Islands.
She had been on the island Mauke for 13 years and spent 33 years in Rarotonga in the Cook islands.
My Aunty Liane has been in Otara for 1 month and her last school she went to was Apii Mauke in the Cook Islands.
My Aunty Emily has been in Otara for 34 years she moved here in 1987 and her old school is Kelston deaf school.
'I am late doing this but I like it' Really glad you enjoyed Ake! It's never too late to do/try something!
What a wonderful week it was last week celebrating Te Reo Maori. Check out Taonga shared by some of our Rm18 learners.
'Hi Mrs Vaka, This is my Taonga, its special to me because I never really got to see her, she is my only great grandmother that I know of and I've seen her only by photos and video call when she speaks to my Nana. We were going over to Palmerston to celebrate her 70th birthday but sadly she passed away before I could meet her. She is important to my family line and tracing back my family history.'
Wow Penny a very special reason as to why this photo is so special to you. Thanks for sharing!
'This is our Cook island Taonga my Tivaevae it is special to me because our nana and my mum made it for special occasions like birthdays Christmas and people who passed'
Ataahua Ake! Extremely special and thankyou for sharing!
A touching reason as to why it so special Ava. Thankyou for sharing!
'These crystals are very special to me because I got them for my birthday.Also they are very beautiful and I got some of them from the water myself.' Ataahua Miah, thanks for sharing!
Week 8 - Kia ora koutou katoa and welcome to Maori Language week where we celebrate the everyday use of Maori language in Aotearoa.
Rāmere - Te Wiki O Te Reo Māori Closing Assembly
Opens at 2.20pm with a 2.30pm start. Nau mae, Haere mai!
Ataahua Miah!
"I did 105 words I am proud of myself.:)"
We are super proud of you too Ake! Ka pai tō mahi!
My list of Maori Words
Tahi Haikai mahi karaka
Rua Ngenge inaianei ngeru
Toru Mauiui ra whanau kuri
Wha Pourri titipi Whakaahua
Rima makariri poaka taringa
Ono whariki wera karu
Whitu Tamaki Makaurau papanga teepu kao
Waru whakapakiri tinana paraharaha ae
Iwa ra iti pai
Tekau tama nui kanikani
Tena koutou hu tena koe kapu
Kia kaha teina hopi motuka
Kai mama moe roto
Inu papa paraikete pata
Waewae Awa urunga tami
Teepu rererangi tuara pepi
Maunga ki runga Mane aporo
Ingoa iho Turei pene
Hoa pihi Rahoroi ripene
Hua manu waea Taite pereti
Kura whakawera Prairie ako
Kaiako tokena Hatari he aha
Tuuru tarau Ratapu Te reo
Paru koti wiki whakataa horoi horoi
Wharepaku karaka Pito aniwaniwa kupu
Harikoa remana Waho makawe
Lovely to have Morgan and PJ join us this week.
Rāpare
A wonderful Te Reo Maori Kahoots. Ngā mihi nui Ms Browne!
Congratulations to the winners Jirah 1st, 2nd place Lia and the mysterious Bab 3rd:)
Great effort Tyler, Ake, Heleina and Miah who we also saw on the points table at various times throughout the kēmu !
Another attempt by Miah increasing her list. Tino pai Miah!
I count 41, how about you?
kai-food pa-hill fort kiwi-native flightless bird
Rāapa - Team Panekiretanga Te Reo Maori Kahoots 12pm
Nau mai, haere mai!
Ka mau te wehi! Great effort by Penny sharing some Maori phrases of encouragement for others.
Autaia Koe! Lovely to have learner Miah acknowledge another learners efforts, Ake. Ataahua Miah!
Tyler and his whanau go for a hīko. Tu meke!
Rātū
We have all been invited to the following Google meet 12pm today, to sing some waiata and play some kēmu as part of the Māori Language movement. Nau mai, haere mai!
Taking part is like being a superhero! Except it’s not only people you are protecting, you’re also protecting a language! Te reo Māori is the Indigenous language of Aotearoa - it is our taonga to keep and cherish.
Ka rawe Tyler and Miah!! These learners have recorded the Maori words they could instantly recall and like the rest of us will continue to add new words we learn during the week. How long will your list be by the end of the week?
Rāhina- Please join the opening of our FBS 2021 Te Reo Māori Language week from 8.45am onwards, 9am start. Rm18
Learners what Taonga are you going to share with Ms Young? Can you explain what makes them so special to you?
Penny demonstrating our school value Manaakitanga while out and about getting some exercise during the weekend. Autaia koe!
Hi mrs vaka, heres a photo when my cousin fell asleep in my jacket while I was riding, I still cant imagine how much pain I had in my back from her weight 
Week 7 - Mālō e lelei and welcome to a week celebrating Tongan Language.
Falaite
What a sweaty, exhausting pleasure having Ms Young lead us in fitness yesterday. Check out her making Faikakai, my favourite too Ms Young! Lucky at most Tongan celebrations,lunches and dinners we don't have to wait until desert time to eat it, we eat it with our main meal. Lucky!
The final product and DJ is learning to say the body parts in Tongan! Lelei 'aupito!
What an artist DJ!
DJ begins the challenge of naming the body parts. Fakaofo 'ofa!
Sai 'aupito Tyler!
Lelei 'aupito Ake! Fantastic work looking for pictures to match words.
1. FAKA‘APA‘APA - respect
2. FAKAKOLOA - enrich
3. HA‘AMONGA ‘A MAUI -3 stones
4. HEILALA
National flower of Tonga
5. HIKULE‘O
Tonga GODDESS OF PULOTU
6. KAFA made from coconut
7. KIEKIE A waist item to wear to church
8. KUPESI - Design stencils for ngatu
9. LALAVA – The art of lashing- to bind round and round
10.NGATU – cloth
11. NUKU‘ALOFA – Capital of Tonga
Kings palace
12. ‘OFA – love
13. POVAI –Can not find POVAI Tongan war club
14. PULEOTO – COWRIE SHELLS
15. TA‘OVALA – Dress mat worn at special occasions
16. TAUHI VĀ – Maintaining good relationships
17. TEKITEKI –
Hair piece
18. TONGA – The kingdom
Sai 'aupito Miah
Ake shares some information about Tonga. Sai 'aupito Ake!
A huge shout out to Mavae for giving counting a go in Tongan and also taking a video, a first for Mavae!
In Room 18 mistakes are A okay, as that's how we learn new things. A couple of times Mavae shows how easy it is to accidentally slip back into Maori or Samoan. Mavae, lelei 'aupito!
Counting backwards is harder than it appears, especially when you are trying it in another language. Huge congratulations to Tyler for giving it a go with only a couple of errors.
Sai 'aupito!
Before I attempted counting in Tongan at one of our class meets, my nephew Laiseni showed me how:) Ms Vaka
Even though we are celebrating Tongan Language week chores still need to be done.
'Alua 'a Ava 'o tokoni ki he'ene famili he fai enau fō .
Not a good start to Tongan language for this Rm 18 learner.
Na'e fai 'e Tyler 'ene tohi kia Jacinda Ardern.
I had challenged myself to post this by the end of Tongan Language week. Practise makes perfect and I still need to keep practising. Thankfully mistakes are A okay and I will be endeavouring to memorise so that introducing myself in Tongan will come more natural and I may begin to sound like Mrs Fonohema:)
Tu'apulelulu
We are lucky to have Ms Young leading us in our 11am Meet today, make sure you are there and don't miss out on this special time with Ms Young.
Thank you for allowing me to share a fitness session with you today. You were all amazing especially Mrs Vaka and Mrs Mayerhofler. I was very impressed with all your efforts today. Look forward to seeing you again Rm 18 - Ms Young.
Big congratulations to Ake, Ngamarama and Heleina for winning the Tongan Kahoots with Mr Avatea!
Well done to all the other Rm18 learners who participated.
To celebrate Tongan language week we made Faikakai topai, a delicious tongan dessert. It is my favourite dish from Tonga. Give it a try if you have time.
Pulelulu
A reminder of our 11am Tongan Language quiz with Mr Avatea . Highlighting one of today's Distant Learning tasks as a challenge to all of Rm18. I will share my completed list later today with you.
Can you achieve gold?
Tūsite
Are you getting ready for a quiz all about Tonga, just click on the this link on Pulelulu at 11am where we will be lucky to have Mr Avatea leading us. Take a look in your Reading folder to grow your knowledge.
Mōnite
Well done to those that made it to this mornings lovely opening of Tongan Language Week assembly, lead by Mrs Fonohema and her fāmili , along with Mr Avatea. Some lovely singing Mrs Fonohema!
A MASSIVE shoutout to all the fathers, God fathers, Uncles, Papas. Happy Fathers day!
May you all enjoy a lovely day with your whanau.
Miah gets creative for her father's day card.
Ake sends a lovely message to her dad for Fathers Day.
Mathew writes a message for his dad.
To my daddy on Father´s Day,
You are always here for me dad. You are there for me when I need you. You are there when I call.
I remember and recall great times with you. I find you with me always, being one of lifeś glory.
I am so lucky that I have you as my dad. I swear I am really glad! Thanks dad tor always being there for me.
Happy fatherś day Daddy!
Love Mathew
Ava writes a message to her Dad
To my dear dad,
Happy Fathers day! I love you so much you're the best dad I could ever have. I don't think I would be the person I am without you. Thanks for all you do, you are everything a father should be but more.
If something happened to you I would cry all day and night because I would never want to lose you because you're so special to me.
Our last google meet class of Week 6 and this week we were happy to welcome newcomers Eli, Mathew and James. We were also lucky to have Mrs Mayerhofler join us as well who took no mercy and won our BrainTeaser Kahoots. Congrats!
Who will join us next week during Tongan Language Week?
Penny learns the art of cooking food with a frypan safely! Welldone!
Miah celebrates her birthday in lockdown with her whanau, looks like a great party!
Really lovely to have this Rm 18 learner Mavae join our Google meet class!! Welcome aboard Mavae! We hope you enjoy the DL journey :)
Ava demonstrating the value Manaakitanga as she reads to her little brother showing us how much she cares for him.
WOW! Penny shares her drawing of her bubble members.
' I tried multiply times trying to finish it but it didn't work out hope this is good enough, me and my cousin did this '
Penny Marsters-Kora, I think you and your cousin did a fabulous job! What a great effort from the both of you! A lot of perseverance required in this task and valuing others input- Atawahi. I wonder if any one can beat your 3 levelled tower?
After minutes of perseverance Ms Vaka, cousin Lisi and the cats had to face the facts that we indeed had faulty ,cheap, light weight cards hence the reason we were unable to build beyond ground level!
Ngamarama shares with us what she is seeing, hearing, smelling, feeling and tasting while she is in her bubble of lockdown. Thanks Ngamarama for letting us into your bubble!
Ngamarama is grateful for her Nana sharing her chips and cookies, her brothers letting her on their bunkbeds, learning about her culture, going to Flat Bush School and signing up for sports teams! Thanks for sharing Ngamarama!
10 things I am grateful for
written by Ava Cocoza
I'm grateful for my mum for bringing me into the world.
The second thing I'm grateful for is my dad because when my mum is working my dad always likes making us dinner.
I'm also grateful for my nanny and my papa because they always spoil me and my siblings by buying us what we want.
I'm also grateful for always getting shopping if we really need it.
The thing that I'm most grateful for is spending time with my whole family.
I'm also thankful/grateful for having a wonderful family who always take care of us when we are sick.
The thing I'm really thankful for is having two siblings to play with even though sometimes they can be so annoying.
I'm even thankful for getting to spend some time with my aunty because she had to go to Australia to find a job but then she came back to visit us.
I'm even grateful for being able to learn different languages like Cook Island,Maori,Spanish and other languages.
But what I'm most grateful for is having a roof over our head and living an amazing life!
Ava demonstrating the value Atawhai. We value others
' I peeled an orange for my baby brother'
10 things I am grateful for
written by Ake Towgood
I am grateful to have a red hardwood roof over my head and delicious food on the table.
My family is another thing in my life that I am grateful for because without them I would not be able to learn my language, cook and know how to look after myself.
I am grateful for my FBS family, they have been my family since 2015 and all the way from then to now 2021. I have learnt so much there.
I am grateful that I am a great class captain. Leading my class to success. Kia agitu tatou katoa (Success for all).
I am grateful I can do lots of homework while I am here in lockdown and get points for it.
Multiplication basic facts is the one thing that I am grateful to learn. I started knowing nothing, then learning heaps even harder ones 6 to 9.
I am grateful for getting looked after when I was sick by my incredible Nana, I love her so much.
I am grateful for my siblings, they mean so much to me.
We always play together, work together and eat together. I call it #siblingvibes.
I am grateful that I get to play for the girls rugby union team with my favourite coaches and friends.
I am grateful to drink drinkable water because I do not have to drink dirty water. I do not want to die without clean water like other countries. I am so sorry for other countries that don´t have any food and drinkable water. That is why I am so grateful.
Ake demonstrating the value Atawhai. We value others, as she cleans up the kitchen for her whanau. Great work Ake!
Ake showing Tauaroa how much she values him by making him a warm drink.
Week 6 Term 3 2021
Last lockdown google class of Week 5 and we were happy to have Ms Tupou and cousin Lisi join us!
DJ and CJ too however sadly my phone had gone flat when they joined:)
Penny learns to say hello in 5 different languages:
Tyler gives making a mask a go. Awesome effort Tyler!
Compliments from Ake to her family:
Nana you have a beautiful soul, are an amazing cook with beautiful long jet black hair. You are a great Nana to 24 grand children and a great mother to 6 kids. Nana you have been there for me since I was a newborn and have looked after me until now.I am so grateful that you exist.
Tauaroa you are an incredible speller. I might be a little annoying to you just because I want the best for you. Taua won a ton of awards and you are a really bright boy.
I know your going to be really successful when you grow up. Good luck Tauaroa!
Aunty Emily your a fantastic rock star, you clean the house every single day even if your not feeling the best. Aunty Emily you help me with everything you were the one that helped me learn my multiplication tables and help me move higher in level to be the greatest I can be.
Tyler makes home made cheese pizza with his whanau, looks yum!
Week 5 Term 2 2021 - As we come to the end of the week a massive shoutout to Rm18 learners and their whanau for all their fabulous efforts during the week keeping distant learning going. Thanks for sharing too!!
Great to see what Francis has been up to with his bubble members. From great results in Math, listing how he can be of help to Mum and also tapping into his creative side with an amazing robot design and footpath artwork.
Ake learns to say hello in Italian, Turkish, Colombian, Hindi and Kiribati.
Tyler gets creative and designs his ultimate Lockdown outfit!
Looks like his bubble will be safe from any unwanted Covid invaders.
Congrats to all those that participated in our Kahoots game yesterday practising adding and subtracting without pen and paper.
Ake's Bubble members and all the things that she loves in her world.
Tyler and his bubble siblings find a new space to work in, the back of Dad's Van! Also a great place to carry out a homework book science experiment.
Ms Vaka's bubble members:
Cousin Lisi working from Teidyn's sleepout.
Ake replacing garage(mancave) door with a slide door.
Ryley and Tonga doing what they do best all day long!
Yesterday SARAH and AKE worked as a team within the safety of their own bubbles, making a ROCKET LAUNCHER and learning more about the science of space and flight via Nanogirl.
Tune in at 3.30pm everyday this week to watch live on the Nanogirl Facebook Page or on the Nanogirl YouTube Channel. (Click on the far left icon to open the link)
" I was with Sarah doing it on FaceTime and then we were watching the YouTube link you gave us and it turned out amazing, we decorated it too
We just made the rocket launch yesterday but will try to fly it today after google meets"
Fabulous team effort Sarah and Ake! We wish you good luck for your rocket launch today!
First class of Lockdown, 6 learners present 5 of them via phones. Remember Rm18 learners you can access your gmail via phones. We all enjoyed catching up and korero.
What I miss about school
Tyler Seau
What I miss most about being at FBS
I miss playing games.
I miss doing Math.
I really miss the chromebook.
I miss Mrs Vaka.
Ava Cocoza
What I miss about school.
The things I really miss about school are my friends because without them I get super duper bored like I am today.
I also miss doing Maths because I learn new things but since I am at home it’s a bit hard to keep my math knowledge.
The most important thing I miss doing at school is singing on the mic. I love hearing my voice loud and everyone else’s beautiful voices. I like hearing my friends sing. I longa ha Taha is my favourite song to sing.
Ake Towgood
Ake begins her story about Lockdown.
Tyler, Darrell and Faiupu Seau practising a balance Distant Learning programme.
Tyler demonstatrating Maanakitanga as he repairs a chair showing how much he cares for others wellbeing .
Week 4 Term 3 2021
Penny and her bubble buddy getting some exercise.
We all look forward to reading Tyler's story especially as it has been written with a new uniform on:)
"I'm writing a random story in my pyjamas today."
Friday August the 20th
FBS VALUE: Atawhai- we value others
Complete an activity or create one of your own.
REMEMBER to send a photo or work you have completed :)
Rm 18 don't forget Flat Bush Forever! We stand together!
Term 2, Week 3
A visit from NZ Maritime Museum where our learners learnt about Matauranga Waka and Early Pacific Voyaging.
A wonderful week of dance!
Swimming at the Otara Pools
A great start to Term 2 as we celebrated
Cook Island Language Week
Samoa Language Week
Rm 18 gets to visit the FBS Samoa Market in celebration of Samoa Language Week. A great amount of fun and learning experienced by learners, whanau and teachers!
Garden to Tables- This time round the children go to the chicken coop to collect some eggs for their savoury muffins. Thanks Ms Ann, Vicki and Ms Tupou for yet another wonderful fun learning experience.
Mr Avatea literally runs a Flat Bush School Crosscountry where every house team member collects points for participating. Fun had by all as all learners give it their best effort! Well done to all!!!
Flat Bush School support the 2021 Anti-bullying Pink Shirt Day campaign with a coin trail and some wonderful pink wear. Check out Miah, her mum and sister Sarah.
Rm18 continuing to try their best and all their efforts are rewarded immediatly after putting their very best independent effort into a Writing task.
After selecting complementary colours and studying the process of blending, Carloz begins the final part of his journey.
TERM 2- The beginnings!
Otago Sciences Doctural student, Tongan Mary-Jane Kivalu kindly shared her extra-ordinary achievements to date with our FBS learners and helped them realise there are lots of different career options out there. One of her many messages, let your culture and Otara be your strength not a limiting factor to your future success, as they have been in her life.
FBS Rm18 learners thoroughly enjoyed her inspiring visit and back in class looked forward to sharing their aspirations for their futures. See below Rm18s dreams.
Congratulations to all the students who confidently shared their chosen successes with their whanau last Thursday evening at our CELEBRATION OF SUCCESS evening. Just a few photos below.
Huge shout out to whanau who were able to make it and all whanau who continually support their Rm18 learners and their learning journey at FBS.
Have A Go Sports Day enjoyed by all of Room 18.
Jahzara enjoys giving a new sport a go!
Rekohu making a run for that TAG.
Toa giving Volleyball a go!
Room 18 congratulated fellow peer Tyler Semau for his outstanding achievement learning all of the basic multiplication and division facts. There was no rest for this Year 5 during lockdown. We are all super proud of his efforts and achievement!!
Post lock down, getting back into the swing of problem solving as a team.
Hockey action back at school post lockdown, big shout out to Rochelle and Kolmar Centre. Thankyou!
Mamia with her eye on the ball under the the watchful eyes of Coach Rochelle.
Francis keeping that ball glued to his stick.
Mavae not letting anything stop her from dribbling that ball!
Fridays's Google meet, it was great to see you then and it will be great to see you and the rest of Rm 18 Monday 8th March FBS, until then Rm18 have a wonderful weekend!
Great to see Rm18 learner Ake working on a variety of distant learning activities including learning the school song. Well done Ake!
Wonderful effort Tyler with members of your bubble drawing and Science learning.
Well done FBS learner Francis for displaying school values, teaching his siblings a new game and all the effort he has put into completing Distant learning tasks!!!
Friday's Learning Task
Draw a picture of all the people in your bubble and write a compliment for each of them
Other tasks you could work on are:
Write your pepeha - where do you come from. What is the name of your village/marae? Write the name of your mountain or if you are from the islands - the higher ground that you go to if a Tsunami hits.
Learn the School song
Remember: you can look at what is on the other Senior Classes webpages for more ideas.
Great to see some more Rm18 learners at our googlemeet this morning.
Well done to the girls below!!
If you missed the google meet today you can catch up with us 9.30am Friday. Please check your emails for the link.
Francis has been working through his Science workbook from his learning pack and learnt about Pollution, Camouflage, Vertebrates & Invertebrates. Here are some drawings of animal examples for each he completed. Great work Francis!
Week 5 Learning Activities
Thursday's Learning Task
To learn the School Pepeha
Other tasks you could work on are:
Make a scavenger hunt. Create a list of clues that would help your whanau find the different things on your list.
Learn the School song
Remember: you can look at what is on the other Senior Classes webpages for more ideas.
Tyler working with his siblings. Great work Tyler!
Wednesday's Learning Task
Teach your younger siblings a new game. Remember to praise and encourage them as they learn it
Other tasks you could work on are:
Make a list of activities you could do outside.
Learn the School song
Remember: you can look at what is on the other Senior Classes webpages for more ideas.
Hi Room 18. Here is Tuesday's learning task.
Start a gratitude journal - every day write about something you are grateful for. More ideas can be found on the team webpages.
If you would like to work on some extra learning tasks, you can try these:
Play catch with someone in your whanau. How many times can you pass it without dropping the ball?
Learn the School song
Want more ideas? Check out the our Senior Team class webpages.
Thursday 18th February
See you in the morning Room 18 Skyriders!
Really happy to see Ngamarama and her siblings caring for each other as they look like they are about to start some work from their Distant learning packs. Way to go FBS learners!
Ngamarama demonstrating Manaakitanga for a furry friend:)
Well done Ngamarama for taking on the Math problems! Remember mistakes are OK, what's important is giving it a go!
GAME on Room 18! Mathew Jackson Pati is at it again practising his timestables ready to win TABLES TAG when we return to school. Thanks for your support MUM Korina!
Also super proud to hear from other children/whanau they are doing the same. Thanks for the lovely conversations learners and whanau!
The caring Rm18 FBS learner Tyler Seau displaying Manaakitanga
This is me making my Papa's tea and breakfast and my brother and sister helping too.
Kotahitanga
Unity
As a team of 5 million, Kiwis united together in 2020 stamping out Covid in our community, united in one goal.
We got this our Rm18 learners and whanau! My fingers and toes are crossed I will see you back at school on Thursday:) Until then:
Thankyou whanau for keeping your children home safe and sound until then.
Rm18 Learners I am looking forward to hearing from you, let me know how you are at annev@flatbush.school.nz .
Manaakitanga
We care and respect others.
Rm18 learners now is the time to practise our school value Manaakitakitanga, showing respect towards those at home with you and showing you care for others. It would be great to see some photos of you demonstrating this value in your home.
Learners hard at work, deep in thought sharing all their problem solving math strategies for me to see.
Rm18 girls getting back into the swing of school!
Rm18 boys getting back into the swing of school!
One more sleep Rm18 Learners!!!
Very much looking forward to seeing you all Thursday morning.
Together lets make this year one of greatness, you, myself , FBS and your whanau!
Room 18 Ms Vaka