Showing posts with label Williams Class. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Williams Class. Show all posts

Saturday, April 6, 2019

Gumboot Friday

Check out these awesome kiddos who wore their gumboots to school today in support of Gumboot Friday!

Raad, Rogue, Leilani & Hasti


Saturday, March 30, 2019

Molley Green Day

On Saturday 29th March its Molley Green Day!

Williams Class have been preparing for the Hay Park School stall which will be selling lots of delicious treats.

We've been making a kiwi classic - lolly cake! Stay tuned for our instructions on how to make it!

Friday, March 29, 2019

Get NZ Writing 2019 Challenge

Thanks to School Kit & Warehouse Stationery, we were very lucky to have the opportunity to get stuck into the Get NZ Writing Challenge for 2019!

We had a great time exploring the items in the story tin, learning new vocabulary and then creating some very unique poems which we sent to Paparangi School in Wellington.

You can view our poems in the slides below!

Tuesday, March 26, 2019

BluGuru Performance

Hay Park School was very fortunate to have Parvan & Josh from BluGuru visit today. It was a great mix of Indian music and dance. We LOVED it!

Josh playing the tabla.
Josh playing the sitar.


Here are our thoughts and new learning from this experience!


Check out our new dance moves!





Saturday, March 2, 2019

Cricket Skills

Today was our last of 4 sessions with Sam today. Sam has been taking our PE sessions and has been teaching us some cricket skills. We have learnt how to throw, catch, bowl and hit the ball using a bat.

Check out some of the actions shots below!



Tuesday, February 26, 2019

STOMP Dance

Today we had the girls from STOMP visit Hay Park School. Keep reading to get an insight into how Jamal and Rhia felt about their lesson.







Jamal: Today we had STOMP - but as you know there are two kinds of STOMP - we had the dancing STOMP not the group with rubbish cans, percussion and more.

We danced with a mixup of songs. For every single song we had at least one action and the instructors names were Ange and Sienna. They came to Hay Park School to teach us some cool dancing moves and to see our groove.

When we started, we started with simple moves then it got harder and harder and harder. We had fun then… IT GOT REALLY FUN LIKE IT WAS A PARTY!. There was songs like "Kei Kei do you love me" and more but my favourite song was Rolex and Kei Kei. I liked all of the songs that they did.




Rhia: Have you ever heard of the Dance Company STOMP?

If you haven’t then here is some information about them. Their names are Ange and Sienna, they taught us some cool dance moves and also some skills to make it more extreme. They are really good dancers, I learned a lot from them.

We danced to 4 songs, they were "Kiki do you love me" from Drake, "Undecided" from Chris Brown, "Rolex" from Ayo and Teo and "I like it like that" from Cardi B. Some of those songs I sometimes listen to on YouTube only if I want to dance or listen to music. We also learnt and did some dance moves like the Hype, Wrist showoff, Under the fence, Rolling your hands, sidewalk, swimming waves and the dab.




Friday, February 22, 2019

How did we come to be Williams Class?

Kia ora bloggers!

You may be wondering where the names "Williams Class" came from! Hay Park School has a long standing tradition where the classes are named after NZ artists.

This year, the children in Room 6 had 3 fantastic artists to choose from.
1. Tracey Tawhiao
2. Charles & Janine Williams
3. Blake Beckford




Room 6 discussed their likes and dislikes about each artwork, before voting on their favourite artist and works.





Our winner, with the majority of votes was Charles and Janine Williams! and that's how Room 6 came to be "Williams Class".


Thursday, February 14, 2019

New year, new class, new name!

Kia ora bloggers,

We can't believe it's 2019 already! Week 2 is nearly finished and 29 Year 4, 5 and 6 students have joined forces in Room 6. We have chosen Williams Class as our name for 2019, named after NZ artists Charles & Janine Williams.

Stay tuned to find out more about them, but for now check out the new faces that make up our new class!