Building up technique: the human form
The human form tied in a number of areas students had asked for at the start of semester - we started with basic skills and worked up to more complex pieces.
Visit this articleKia ora koutou katoa, Kia orāna, Talofa lava, Malo e lelei, Nĭ hăo 你好, Annyoung haseyo 안녕하세요, Namaste, Assalām alaikum, Hola, Bonjour, Hallo!
We're coming to the end of another successful year of learning at VLN Primary. To celebrate the success of our ākonga from across the motu we have compiled some examples of the awesome mahi taking place in our schools.
Read, look and listen to a few of the highlights shared by several of our eTeachers who bring tamariki together for a range of programmes including visual arts, song writing, te reo Māori, kapa haka, Spanish, design, digital technology, creative writing and astronomy.
Ngā mihinui ki a koutou katoa.
The human form tied in a number of areas students had asked for at the start of semester - we started with basic skills and worked up to more complex pieces.
Visit this articleMixed and whole classes provide opportunities for students to support their peers and take their own learning to the next level - this was especially the case with Te Reo Māori.
Visit this articleClasses with VLN Primary can continue over years, building skills, knowledge and relationships. Ratapiko School and Koka Jules is a great example of this with kapa haka.
Visit this articleFrom expressing initial song ideas using tools & technologies to creating part or whole songs that express imaginative thinking - check out some of our Songwriters’ creations!
Visit this articleThe mentoring programme brought together tauira wanting to take their VLN learning further by tying their strengths and interests into a purposeful project.
Visit this article‘Our Island Your Island’ local curriculum topic was integrated in Halfmoon Bay School’s online Digital Technologies VLNP class this semester.
Visit this articleComplex Thinking is a programme tailored to extend students by shifting between the abstract and the physical. It is designed so learners discuss and reflect on the changing world around them.
Visit this articleTaupo Intermediate Yr 7 and 8 classes were able to meet their Spanish teacher in person and create a traditional South American cookie called an alfajor and drink yerba mate tea!
Visit this articleCheck out one of the modules students worked on in 2022 - logos! It's all about the design process, peer feedback, and explaining your ideas.
Visit this articleWhat better way to creatively express your gratitude to the little things that give you joy than with an ode.
Visit this articleAstronomy provides time and support for students to investigate their own burning questions around space, the final frontier.
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