2JE children have shared many beautiful memories this year. Here are some comments about the interesting times 2JE have had in the Year 2 Hub. Check out the photos from 2017.

“I really enjoyed seeing the Llamas at “The A and P Show”, said Noah Anderson.

“I liked the animals at the A and P Show,” said Charlotte Bond.

“The A and P Show was my favourite trip this year. I liked the horses because they can jump really high,” said Milla Borgmann.

“I liked colouring in our Maori art. We each had a piece to complete and then we joined them altogether to make one big picture,” said Grace Brew.

“I really enjoy playing soccer on the field at breaktimes,” said Conner Brocherie.

“Cross country was my favourite race because I came first”, said Xavier Geary.

“In Maths the follow up activities are my favourite because we get to write numbers on the whiteboards and play fun maths games,” said Emily Gilmour.

“In PE we did running races and they were fun”, said Carter Hamilton.

“I wrote nine pages about the A and P Show. I really enjoy writing”, said Noah Hatchard.

“Reading has been my favourite subject this year because I like reading the words and looking at the pictures”, said Elizabeth Hibbs.

“In gymnastics I liked doing different rolls on the big mats,” said Lincoln Hides.

“Maths whizz is my favourite subject at school because you get better at your maths”, said Vera Lan.

“I liked running races because I like running against fast people”, said CJ Muller.

“Running races was my favourite activity because I always come first”, said Fletcher Pearce.

“In topic we learned about how police officers keep ourselves ourselves safe”, said Tai-Manu.

“I loved sharing my frogs with the class”, said Finley Roberts.

“I liked reading this year because we got to write about keeping safe in fires”, said Matthew Scott.

“My favourite thing at “The A and P Show” was holding the rabbits”, said Logan Veint.

“I really enjoyed seeing the llamas at “The A and P Show”, said Bernardo Souza Santos.

“Junior Choir was fun this year as I like singing”, said Elaine Zhang.