The Wonderful Hub 8

On Friday we had a special Travelwise Mufti day. This meant we were challenged to wear traffic light colours to raise awareness about safe travel to and from school.

Here's some fantastic pictures of the hub dressed in our theme.

Also, well done to the following learners who represented the hub in assembly and presented their play to the entire school at assembly. They even remembered ALL of their lines! Fantastic work team.

Very proud of some of my literacy learners who presented their play in front of assembly @StonefieldsSch pic.twitter.com/qwpak87xtv

— Stephanie Parker (@Sparketter) November 18, 2016

Manaiakalani Film Festival 2016: Mad Science

Have you ever wanted a day off school, but you're not actually sick?

Well our mad scientist may have found the perfect solution for you... just remember DO NOT GET CAUGHT.....

This is our 2016 Manaiakalani Film Festival entry, we were a little in the learning pit about how we could do some of the effects, but thanks to the magic of green screen we were successful.

Cybersmart Blogger Profiles.

In Hub 8 as part of our cybersmart learning we have been talking about what things we should share online about ourselves.
Check out our awesome cybersmart profiles and learn lots about our wonderful tamariki.

Click the 4 arrow icon on the bottom to go full screen.

Learning Celebration

Congratulations to the Hub 8 learners who were awarded certificates at the Learning Celebration Assembly this afternoon. 

Congratulations to Pativai, Michael, Alan, Yahya, Shanya (absent) and Leila (absent) who received learning awards.  



Also, congratulations to Dylan K and the other Stonefields learners who received an award for reading during the Panmure Library Summer Reading Programme. 

SOFTBALL

Softball players

Can all Year 5 - 8s learners please meet with Mrs Elliot.

Who would like to play softball Tuesday lunch in Hub 7?

Nau mai, haere mai, whakatau mai rā

E te whānau, he mihi nui ki a koutou.

Nau mai, haere mai, whakatau mai rā 

Tāku tungane rāua ko tāku teina

 Ko tēnei pikitia  ētahi atu whānau.

Ko Jack Poutu rāua ko Sally Brown ōku mātua

I te taha o tōku pāpā

Ko Uawa te awa
Ko Titirangi te maunga

Ko Hauiti te marae

Ko Te Aitanga a Hauiti te iwi

I te taha o tōku māmā

Ko Taupiri te maunga

Ko Waikato te awa

Ko Tahuna te marae

Ko Ngatiata te iwi

Ētahi tāmariki

Tokorima āku tamariki
Ko Terina rātou ko Tahir, ko Kulani, Ko Nephi, Ko Isaiah āku tamariki.
Ko Daymon Nin tōku tane
Ko Annitta Nin tāku ingoa


This is my introduction to my family and where my family come from.
It is important in my culture to share this with others.
When we do this we make connections and from this connections friends are made.

In our hub there are new faces, old faces and those you have seen before, this year we would like you to share who you are and where your family has come from.

Subsequently making connections to others cultures and perspectives.

Me tīmata rawe koe ki te take ka eke ai koe ki te tihi o te maunga.

You must begin at the beginning of the mountain to get to the summit.

Take no shortcuts.

Nō reira, tēnā koutou, tēnā koutou, tēnā koutou katoa