As part of our Year 0-4 Specialist Teaching programme, we have exciting sessions called ‘Matanga Madness’ planned for the last week of the term. Today was filled with laughter and fun as we engaged in various games, including ‘Rob the … Continue reading →

We need your moth pods!  The competition to collect as many moth pods as we can, has started!  There is a $5000 prize for the school or early childhood centre which can collect as many pods as they can. This … Continue reading →

During our Enviro sessions this week, we experienced what it is like to be a scientist and it was FUN!  We used our observation skills, touch, and investigative skills to experience a variety of activities. We began by being blindfolded … Continue reading →

The Gardens School intermediates recently made headlines as they showcased their passion for innovation and sustainability at the EVolocity Launch Day event. EVolocity, a nationwide competition fostering electric vehicle (EV) innovation among youth, provided an exciting platform for these young … Continue reading →

TGS has entered a competition to collect as many moth pods as we can.  There is a $500 prize which the school would use for resources. Moth plants are a pest to our environment as they multiply very quickly and … Continue reading →

This term in kāhu we have been extending our knowledge by learning and making our own digital art. In the kāhu hapori we love expressing ourselves, our identity, hobbies, skills and many many more! The purpose of digital art is … Continue reading →

Kahu tech students are making a wallhanging this year, which will include their Pepeha and two, star quilt blocks. Precision sewing is required in order for the pieces of material to come together with all seams matching. Kabir has completed … Continue reading →

It is important to talk about and remember all the things we love in our life! What are you grateful for? Abigail, Musa, Diyon and Caliya enjoyed drawing, writing and sharing all the things they love in their lives!

As part of the enviro specialist programme, students learnt about biosecurity and how vital it is to New Zealand’s primary industries and environment. They took on the role of being a Biosecurity Inspector for MPI, (The Ministry for Primary Industries) … Continue reading →