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Week 7 14 Pipiri - 18 PiripiInternational Languages Week
Pride Week
Gymnastics Canterbury Champs - Tues 15
PISA Testing Day - Tues 15
11DRA Assessments - Wed 16 - Fri 18
Chamber Music Contest - Wed 16 - Fri 18
Empower 2021 workshop - Thurs 17
Jane Austin Essay Comp - Thurs 17 p1&2
HoLA Leadership Day - Thurs 17
Manu Korero (regional @ Hornby High School) - Fri 18
NZ Cross Country champs - Sat 19 - Sun 20
Swimming SI Champs - Sat 19 - Sun 20
Year 12 Formal - Sat 19
| Week 8 21 Pipiri - 24 PiripiChamber Music Regional Final - Mon 21
Microsoft Presentation - Lunchtime in 126 (lunch provided for those who have signed up) - Tues 22
YES Pitch - Business Studies - Tues 22
9SOC Influential Women Panel p1 and 2 - Thurs 24
Late Start PLD - Fri 25
Squash - SI Champs - Sun 27
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Wed - Year 10 (PAC)
Friday - House Assemblies | Wed - Year 11 (PAC)
Friday - Wellbeing (+others)
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| Meeting
HOLA and Junior HOD combined meeting (Room TBC)
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Information for staff
1. Planning is now well underway for the third Accord Teacher Only Day taking place in August 2021 – TOD 3. The focus of this day will be on the Review of Achievement Standards for Level 1 of the NZC.
We have been told that detailed content will be provided by the end of June, with full access to the finalised resources in July. This is to allow enough time to customise the content and plan the day for our specific circumstances.
Just an FYI - we have been told that the date may change in August, but I will keep you posted, we do not know whether this will be in school only, or whether we will be in across school groups.
There are also a number o FAQ sheets now available for you to look through that have been put together after questions from the last TOD - see links below.
TOD 2 FAQ and responses
Literacy and Numeracy FAQs
2. With Matariki celebrations occurring - you may find some of the activities below of interest.
Find ways to celebrate and learn about Matariki with these digital- themed activities: |
Check out our student & teacher friendly curated collection of websites and videos to learn about Matariki on Wakelet. | An algorithm (hātepe) is a clear set of instructions. Can you follow these algorithms to do the Matariki Macarena?
| Create a pukapuka about ngā whetū using Google Slides or Book Creator (on iPad or Chrome). |
Make a Kiriata! Use stop motion animation to tell the story of Matariki. Watch this fabulous example created by a Y3&4 class 
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19 o Pipiri ki 11 o Hōngongoi 2021. 19th of June to 11th July | Create a pātaitaitanga on Kahoot or Quizlet to practice the names of the stars.
Teachers, if you have Quizlet- check out our Matariki quiz set here 
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Teachers! Check out this wonderful resource from Raranga Matahiko & the Waitangi Treaty Grounds integrating DT and Matariki. | Whakarongo! Have a listen to this podcast from Dr Rangi Matamua who has studied Matariki for the last 20 years. Listen here | Waehere! Use Scratch to make an animation to teach someone about Matariki. Find our example here. |
Use some LED’s, copper tape and a coin battery to create the pattern of the stars (ngā whetū). Watch here  
| Mātauranga is a website with videos and activities guiding students on a voyage of discovery about the technology and innovation that brought people to Aotearoa.
Created by Sir Ian Taylor. | Use augmented reality on some of these stargazing apps to view the stars:

Find out more about star navigation here. |