Room 13 – Page 3 – Sutton Park School

Community Clean up day

These boys from room 13 participated in the clean up, together with the Aorangi syndicate.

By Mrs Anand|2023-02-14T12:10:38+12:0011th September 2018|Room 13, School Photos|Comments Off

Chinese students visit to Room 13

Yoyo the Chinese teacher is teaching room 13 students and their class teacher how to write their names in Chinese.

By Mrs Anand|2023-02-14T12:10:38+12:005th September 2018|Room 13, School Photos|Comments Off

Principal’s Award Room 13

Melelolo and Paul from room 13 are seen standing very proudly by the principal after receiving their class awards.

By Mrs Anand|2023-02-14T12:10:39+12:005th September 2018|Room 13|Comments Off

PAPATUANUKU: MOTHER EARTH.

THIS ART IS ABOUT MOTHER EARTH(PAPATUANUKU). THIS ART WAS INSPIRED BY ROBYN KAHUKIWA, HOW TO DRAW THE FACES AND TYPES OF PATTERNS TO ADD IN. IN THE PROCESS OF THIS ART WE LEARNT MANY DIFFERENT [...]

By Mr Khan|2023-02-14T12:10:40+12:005th September 2018|Aorangi Syndicate, Atea Syndicate, Bilingual Updates, Classes, Maori, Room 12, Room 13, Room 17, Room 18, Room 21, Room 24, Room 7, Room 8, Room 9, Samoan, Tongan, Z2018 posts|Comments Off

Visual Arts

Room 13 students are proudly showing off their 8 weeks of' visual arts painting lessons. This was a 'Still Life' painting, based on Vincent Van Gogh's Sunflowers.

By Mrs Anand|2023-02-14T12:11:06+12:0016th July 2018|Room 13, School Photos|Comments Off

Clean up day

Caring for our environment. These room 13 students are showing only some of the rubbish they collected on the clean up day

By Mrs Anand|2023-02-14T12:11:09+12:005th July 2018|Room 13, School Photos|Comments Off

Origami lesson

Cindy and Candice, students from China are teaching room 13 students how to make birds, roses and bows, using paper.

By Mrs Anand|2023-02-14T12:11:13+12:0011th June 2018|Room 13, School Photos|Comments Off

Haerenga anō ki te marae ō Papatuānuku

This week we returned to Papatuanuku marae with our Aorangi whānau. Akomanga tuatoru know the school haka and the waiata tautoko very well so helped to support Rooms 21, 8 and 14 during the pōwhiri [...]