Welcome Back Everyone - Nau mai haere mai

We've survived the first week back!!!
This week we have talked a lot about the new Nayland Primary logo so the ideas from that are used below.

Achieving Brilliance
Great work in all subjects - Josh O
Trying our best on things that are hard - Arabella
Putting a great effort on the Keeping Clever maths activities - Mrs Mackean
I got into one of the Rippa Rugby Teams - Brody
We've worked well with Constable John, Mrs R and Dallas this week.
The Writing Rockets have made a great start and had a successful week - Mrs Mackean
We had a great soccer session with Nicole

Kia Kaha
We moved away from someone silly at lunchtime - Holly and Summer
I had to help a friend - Arabella
Some people had to be brave and tell the teacher about things their friends had done - well done!
I told someone to stop bullying - and they did - Ciara

Confident Learners
Thank you for trying the new 'Keeping Clever' boxes for maths, you're doing a great job - Mrs Mackean
Brianna was brave and told us her answer even though she wasn't sure if she was right
We are looking forward to making our photo essays next week about the Nayland Primary Logo

Creative Communities
We had 6 teachers on Monday......
Thank you; Mr Sawyer for taking school singing, Mrs R for all the work with spelling, Constable John for talking to us about keeping safe, Nicole for showing us how to dribble a soccer ball, Dallas for helping us with basketball and Mrs Mackean for the rest of the day.

We are starting to train for Cross Country which is in week 6.
We have talked a lot this week about Anzac Day and some of us are looking forward to the Dawn Parade tomorrow.

Touchstone Walk

What a wonderful morning we had out in our local community.  I was so proud of the class and the way the went about their jobs this morning.  Room 11 were in 7 groups that they had selected themselves.  In each group they had children from the different teams they have been working in this week, so they had a stone designer, a map maker, an illustrator, and a story writer.  This was important because each group had been allocated a stone to place.  Each group had prepared a map and highlighted the part of the story that told them where they needed to place their stone.
We had wonderful parent helpers and beautiful weather, we set out to place these stones.

 We had to keep checking the story to see where he stones should go.

                                             Our first stone placed outside Nayland Kindy.

 The next stone outside Broadgreen Intermediate.

 Nayland Pools had the next stone.

 Broadgreen History House

 Samuel's Rose Gardens

 We took a moment to smell the roses.

 And check out the massive trees.

 The Railway Reserve, Songer Street

 We had a morning tea break at the Railway Reserve.

 We made it, all the way to Octopus Garden.

 We had time for a quick play at the playground.

 Isel Park

 The last stone.

 Lunch in Isel Park

Heading back to school along the Railway Reserve.