Movie Presentations

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What a great start to Term 4!  Last week we had a very successful Greats and Grands Day. IT was fantastic to see so many grandparents travel to Ohaeawai to see their moko.
From their reactions to the items put on by the students, they seemed to enjoy every moment of the day. They certainly asked a lot of questions and had a really good look around t he school and in classrooms. There was a lot of fun with the old fashioned games too - many were very competitive!!

This week we began with our annual Kaikohekohe Cluster Movie Show. We had a lot of movies to present and this year Team Awa were clear winners, taking out the top 3 places.
We will have to work extra hard next year to make sure we get a placing!
Our movies - all based around our Term 2 theme of the Battle of Ohaeawai were all well presented. I am sure everyone saw where they could have improved - maybe learnt their lines better, added more details or been a bit more creative, but everyone definitely learnt a lot on their movie making journey.
Here are a couple of examples for you to view.








Comments

  1. Anonymous31 May 2019 at 14:03

    kiora my Name is Hukarere I go to tautoro school I like how you where acceding that haka was tumeke it was a good story on what you have been acceding.

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  2. Anonymous23 August 2019 at 09:51

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  3. Anonymous23 August 2019 at 14:45

    Hi there my name is Ataahua and i am ten yeas old and i am a student in Nga Rau ranga tira at Kawakawa Primary school.
    i've seen your art work my favourite one is the puma art. My favourite part in class is wen we have art i like art because you can pant what ever you want
    and the colours on the art work are so cool. also we are having the fun run on Monday are you coming to the fun run?.
    blog you later

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