What a privilege to hold a gold token assemblies.  We have a 3/4 full container of tokens ākonga have earned with exemplary behaviour.  There are two more gold token assemblies, week 8 and week 10.  Congratulations to:

Week 4: 
Aria Torrie - giant squishmellow
Van Fellingham - a blue and gold football
Opie Anderson - a bright colourful basketball

Our wonderful staff also went into a special staff draw.  

Week 4s recipient was our hard working caretaker - Mr Paul Knight, who won movie tickets to Focal Point Cinema in Feilding. 

Certificates

Week 4

Room 6:

Xing Rin for doing so well with your maths learning this week.

Cassius Maas-Apai we will miss you, all the best with your future learning.

Room 7:
Caitlin Puia for embracing our RICHER values. You have a positive attitude towards your classmates and your learning.

Eli Goddard for sharing your thoughts with your reading group. You are insightful and inspire others to think deeper about what you have read.

Room 9:

Ryan Faletaogo has demonstrated his high commitment to improving this writing by using a variety of sentence types to enhance his work.

Sharn Johnson has been working incredibly hard to learn her times tables by using equipment to help her.

Week 5
Room 6:
Tre-Legacy Tupaea for the care you took in colouring your Samoan style rotating pattern.

Tropex Faletaogo for the good progress you are making in reading. Malo lava!

Room 4:
Ace Pompey-Tepu for a great week of learning in Room 6, Malo lava!
Journey Rakatairi -Jetson for a great week of learning in Room 6, Malo lava!

Room 7:
Michael Mattocks for applying the research skills you are learning in your Shark reading task. You understand how to summarise key information.

Cassidy Edwards for the endeavour you are showing with your spelling. You are noticing how the sounds you are learning in your reading help you to spell.

Room 8:
Ngaire-Rose Ratana for showing enthusiasm in all of the learning areas.

Vitana Elia for endeavouring with her skipping skills. Congratulations for achieving the double under!

Room 9:
Lincoln Jansen has been working consistently with his maths measurement tasks and he has been spending quite a bit of his free time endeavouring to finish all of his work.

Jacob Hodge has been highly engaged with his Mathematics learning this week.

Week 6

Room 6:

Manaaki Rowe for writing detailed instructions about ‘How to look after an alpaca’.

Julian Pewhairangi, congratulations on an awesome week of learning. Tu meke

Room 4:

Lister Fareti -Hosea for being a great role model in class and caring for our school environment.

Anahera Te Momo -Smith for looking, listening, and learning in class and caring for our school environment

Room 5:

Oliver Voyce for making our new students feel welcome and helping them with our classroom routines.

Falaniko Seigafo for his positive attitude to learning and being a kind and caring friend to our new students.

Room 9:
Sou Juniper Iosefa presenting high quality work across all curriculum areas.
Emily Kerslake for striving to learn her times tables and completing her speed test with an excellent score - 54 points.

Week 7:

Room 6:
Aurora-Jess Bowater Harris - welcome to Room 6 and James Cook School.

Luca Ayers for your great discussion around the author’s messages in our text this week.

Room 5:
Zoe Andrews for beautiful handwriting.
Marlia-Jane Ratana for working hard to form her letters correctly in her handwriting.

Room 8:

Kimiora Rowe and Grace Fairburn for working well together to create an interesting poster about the life cycle of the snail. Well done!

Room 7:

Nevaeh Katene Rakatairi-Jetson for the cooperation you showed when working with others in skipping.  It was awesome to see you taking turns and encouraging others.

Patience Rowe for the effort you are putting into your spelling. You are using your letter sounds and try until you spell the words right.

Room 4:
Noah Sorenson for writing the basic words in his stories on his own.
Faaolataga Seigafo for using writing simple sentences in his written language.

Room 9:

Logan Puia for working diligently at all curriculum areas and he is striving to instantly recall his basic facts.

Allay Downs endevours to present her work to a high standard. She is a hard working student.