hugely encouraging, in particular the older – Morgan Nathan (Room 4 for above students of the younger boys and girls. and beyond when completing classroom tasks; Things like this happen every day, and more than dispel the misconceptions some Te Huinga Chambers (Room 6) - for people feel about 5year olds and 18year actively leading her own learning; olds sharing the same space. Caryse Clark (Room 6) - for being focused Have a great week!! on her learning all the time; Richard McMillan Grace Baxter, Tyra-Lee McClay and Principal Justina Vaoga (Year 10) - for top the 3 TAS School Wide The scores for their reports on NZ renewable Behaviour Expectations - are: Energy Resources. Rangatiratanga: John Geraghty, Samuel Meryne We are Learners Hirst, Kale McClay (Year 9) - for being We show Rangatiratanga the highest achievers in the Astronomy Whanaungatanga: Unit; We are Caring Gina Swanson - for showing We show Whanaungatanga Whanaungatanga for her Year 11 Wairuatanga: classmates, and stepping up to lead Senior We are Reflective Hui-a-ata. We show Wairuatanga Manaakitanga: Tall Poppies from Learning Street for We are Respectful Week 3 We show Manaakitanga Tall Poppies The following Taihape Area School Visitors students rose the crowd last week as Last week we hosted Labour outstanding achievers, and members of our learning community: - Education Spokesman Chris Hipkins, and the Labour Candidate for (Room 1) - for showing Asya Grant Rangitikei, Dr Deborah Russell. They manaakitanga (caring) in Room 1. were here to have a look at our new Shontae Bennett & Kierah Hay-Martin School, and to speak to staff and (Room 9) – for showing manaakitanga by students about the forthcoming always keeping our environment spick and span; elections.
hugely encouraging, in particular the older students of the younger boys and girls. Things like this happen every day, and more than dispel the misconceptions some people feel about 5year olds and 18year olds sharing the same space. Have a great week!! Richard McMillan Principal The TAS School Wide Behaviour Expectations are: - Rangatiratanga: We are Learners We show Rangatiratanga Whanaungatanga: We are Caring We show Whanaungatanga Wairuatanga: We are Reflective We show Wairuatanga Manaakitanga: We are Respectful We show Manaakitanga Tall Poppies The following Taihape Area School students rose the crowd last week as outstanding achievers, and members of our learning community: - Asya Grant (Room 1) - for showing manaakitanga (caring) in Room 1. Shontae Bennett & Kierah Hay-Martin (Room 9) – for showing manaakitanga by always keeping our environment spick and span; Morgan Nathan (Room 4 – for above and beyond when completing classroom tasks; Te Huinga Chambers (Room 6) - for actively leading her own learning; Caryse Clark (Room 6) - for being focused on her learning all the time; Grace Baxter, Tyra-Lee McClay and Justina Vaoga (Year 10) - for top the 3 scores for their reports on NZ renewable Energy Resources. John Geraghty, Samuel Meryne Hirst, Kale McClay (Year 9) - for being the highest achievers in the Astronomy Unit; Gina Swanson - for showing Whanaungatanga for her Year 11 classmates, and stepping up to lead Senior Hui-a-ata. Tall Poppies from Learning Street for Week 3 Visitors Last week we hosted Labour Education Spokesman Chris Hipkins, and the Labour Candidate for Rangitikei, Dr Deborah Russell. They were here to have a look at our new School, and to speak to staff and students about the forthcoming elections.
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