Letters of Thanks

Your friend

Sunnyhills School

Pakuranga 2010

25 October

Dear Mrs Steel

Thank-you for being a great Deputy Principal by helping Mrs Driver and for helping everyone with countless things like emailing the morning messages to us every day. If you weren’t around, I don’t know what the school would do without you.

Your friend

Olivia Thomas

Sunnyhills School

Pakuranga 2010

26 October

Dear Vicki

Thank you sooooo much for always being there for us. We are so grateful to you and wish that you would never ever, ever leave. The reasons I am thanking you are because you mark our spelling, choose the best workers for poems, sign our diaries  and you read a book to us each week in the library.

Kind regards

Macy  

Sunnyhills School

Pakuranga 2010

25th October 2017

Dear Mr Leslie

I would like to give a kind thanks to you for all your hard work in our school, as you have contributed hugely to making our school a safer environment. I really appreciate your effort to make our school a safer, cleaner and most of all a better place to be. I understand that being a Property Manager is a tough job but it’s also very important and therefore, you are just as important as the rest of the teachers. Imagine our school without you! Nobody to blow the leaves away, bark all over the courts, oh how messy it would be! This school wouldn’t be half as clean as it is now without you! You mean the world to us Mr Leslie… you really do.

Sincerely

Ben

 

Sunnyhills School                                                                      

Pakuranga 2010                   

                

25 October

Dear Mr Tucker

      

Thank you for being a wonderful senior leader and for organising our syndicate. Thanks for being a marvellous teacher last year and for improving my Maths by helping me with my fractions and basic facts. You also helped me move up levels in  my Reading.

I also want to thank you for helping us with our new TV. We are very lucky to have you at our school.

Your ex pupil

Nicole

Sunnyhills School

Pakuranga 2010

26 October

Dear Mrs Jeans

Thank you so,so much for saving us when our projector popped with a big bang! We’re so happy that we have a T.V. (Our T.V is great!) We can see the screen so much better. Thanks for giving us more classroom devices too.

Your friend

Sienna

Sunnyhills School

Pakuranga 2010

25 October

Dear Mrs Robinson

Thank you for teaching me English. Now my English is better. When I came here I didn’t even know my ABC. I can now read the same books as the children in my class. I liked learning the Sports words because I am Sporty Steven!

Your friend

Steven

Sunnyhills School

Pakuranga 2010

25 October

Dear Mrs Dowden

Thank you so much for teaching us music and how we can make it including teaching us how to use instruments. I absolutely love music times. You are the best music teacher in the world!

Kind regards

Tait

Sunnyhills School

Pakuranga 2010

25 October

Dear Mrs Driver

Thanks for keeping our school nice and clean with colourful bits and pieces around the school and the garden. Your hard work has really paid off with your wonderful ideas and crafts in the school.

Thanks for paying for all the equipment in the school. The things we do are awesome and I learn a lot.

You have made the teachers be awesome... Mrs Morris is awesome! We learn a lot of Maths, Reading and Writing and other things.

Thank you for being a wonderful Principal at Sunnyhills School.

Your friend

Stella

House Bird Facts by Nicole

House Bird Facts

By Nicole

Hoiho are native to  N.Z They are one of the rarest birds in New Zealand . The population is about 4,000. They are  found in the south-east of the South Island. Now they are the rarest penguin in the world dew to predators. They are not fussy eaters. They eat any type of fish.

Keas live in the wild. They exist only in the South Island. They nest in the birch forest. Keas are omnivorous. The predators of Keas are wild cats. There are a few thousand left.

   

Tui mainly feed on nectar from flowers of native plants.

They are found in the North island and south-west coast of the South Island..      

   

Takahes live in the South Island. Takahes are rare. They can live over 25 years. NZ is home to 300 Takahes. They have blue black and white feathers and a red beak. They lay two eggs but it is rare for two chicks to hatch and survive.

Nicole, Liam and Joey covered in mud!

Our three enviro monitors went to the beach today with Mrs Daniel and MrsVenville to do the 2 metre square project. I wonder what they found in the area they searched.

Nicole's Did You Ever Poems

Did you ever...

Go to Disneyland

In Las Angeles

Hearts beating

Kids laughing

People eating

Love it!

Did you ever...

Go ten pin bowling

In Botany

People scoring

Kids cheering

Hearts beating

Try it!

Well done Nicole!

Congratulations on receiving the Principal's Award at School Assembly for the excellent effort you make with your schoolwork and for showing initiative and empathy

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Arts Week Dragon Art

Today we started our art unit with Ms Maloni. We are working to complete a piece of art for our calendar art and a piece of art for the School Art Exhibition.
We started with a story, Ignis. After that we looked at pictures of different dragons. Next we practised sketching the parts of a dragon...head, wing, foot and tail. What a lot of super artists we have in Room 18!

Nicole's Autumn Poem

             Autumn  

Birds tweeting

Darting

Branch to branch

                                                            

Disco Trees

Shining Green,

Red, Purple ,Orange and Yellow

Squeaky shoes,

Splashing friends

In muddy puddles.

The wind whistles excitedly

Taking the lazy leaves with it

Magical Autumn

By Nicole

Walking to School Super Heroes

Thank you to Brenda and the Room 18 children, Stella, Catherine, Ceska, Nicole, Tait, Alexandra, Macy, and Sienna,  for dressing up today as Super Heroes.

Walking to School Antics

Thanks to the children who have been able to participate in the Walking to School activities for Enviro Week.