Year 8 TV studio session at Capital E
Welcome everybody! We are a group of Year 7/8 students at Springston School who are connecting to our learning and meeting new challenges. Our teachers are Wendy and Mr T.
Thursday, 17 November 2016
Thursday, 10 November 2016
Wellington Camp 2016
Wellington Day 1 on PhotoPeach
Wellington Camp Day 2 on PhotoPeach
Wellington Camp Day 3 on PhotoPeach
Wellington Camp Day 3&4 on PhotoPeach
Wellington Camp Day 2 on PhotoPeach
Wellington Camp Day 3 on PhotoPeach
Wellington Camp Day 3&4 on PhotoPeach
Thursday, 3 November 2016
Friday, 21 October 2016
Lantern Poetry by Mitchell
Boat
Racing
Splashing water
Tumbling over
Jet
Guns
Shooting
Killing deer
Making dinner
Rifles
Speed
Drifting
Making smoke
Racing round corners
Fast
Friday, 14 October 2016
Refugee Simulation
Today we had our refugee drama where we acted out a refugee scenario to see what it would be like to be displaced from our country due to war. We had to leave under cover of fire and then cross the border into another "country" and set up a refugee camp. It was a realistic and thought provoking experience for many and gave us a good taste of what real refugees must experience.
Wednesday, 21 September 2016
Refugee Facts
Did you know that more than 13.5 million people are still in need of help inside of Syria.
Did you know that in October 2015 Russia began launching airstrikes at ISIS targets in Syria. The bombings have continued so far killing at least 2000 civilians and forcing even more Syrians to flee for safety.
Did you know that around the world more than 40,000 people are forced from their homes every single day.
Did you know that more than half the world's refugees are children.
One in five displaced people are from Syria.
This makes me feel extremely lucky that I'm in New Zealand.
(a Syrian refugee camp)
Posted by Will
Did you know that in October 2015 Russia began launching airstrikes at ISIS targets in Syria. The bombings have continued so far killing at least 2000 civilians and forcing even more Syrians to flee for safety.
Did you know that around the world more than 40,000 people are forced from their homes every single day.
Did you know that more than half the world's refugees are children.
One in five displaced people are from Syria.
This makes me feel extremely lucky that I'm in New Zealand.
(a Syrian refugee camp)
Posted by Will
Monday, 19 September 2016
Koru Games
Last week Sonic spent 3 days at the Koru Games. Some of the sports played were: badminton, table tennis, lawn bowls, football, basketball, tennis, touch and sevens. Here are some of the photos from the events.
Friday, 9 September 2016
Wednesday, 31 August 2016
Daffodil Day Assembly
Congratulations to our Senior netballers for coming second in the Canterbury Champs!!!
And a huge thank you to Sophie and Georgia for helping to raise over $200 for the Cancer Society.
And a huge thank you to Sophie and Georgia for helping to raise over $200 for the Cancer Society.
Thursday, 25 August 2016
Cantamaths Competition 2016
Congratulations to the two teams of mathematicians that took part in Cantamaths last night at the Horncastle arena. Both the Year 7 and Year 8 teams performed well and finished mid field with scores of 35 and 40 respectively. Great effort team!
Next Step Inquiry
Today we discussed what life would be like as a refugee and matched captions to pictures of refugees in different situations. We learnt a lot more about the different types of refugee and also points they have in common.
Friday, 19 August 2016
Monday, 15 August 2016
Mini Olympics
Well done Sonic Leaders - a great day organised for all the school.
Springston Mini Olympics 2016 on PhotoPeach
Friday, 12 August 2016
Japanese Visitors
Today the Ambassador Team did a great job of showing a group of Japanese teachers around our school. Tino pai team!
Friday, 5 August 2016
First day of Mandarin
Jack shows off his kung fu panda skills at Mandarin today. We learnt how to say "hello teacher" - ni hao lao shi!
Wednesday, 3 August 2016
Teamwork
On Tuesday we had to stack cups but the only problem was we couldn't use our hands.
It was great to see the teams that were able to communicate together and get the job done.
It was great to see the teams that were able to communicate together and get the job done.
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