Friday 28 March 2014

Farewell Freyr-Eli

Today we said good bye to Freyr-Eli and his family.  After spending 18 months living, experiencing and becoming "KIWI's" they are going back to Iceland. Although Freyr isn't in Room 3 this year he was in Mrs Griffin's class last year and the year before. We will miss you Frey!!  Take care and safe travels.
Mrs Griffin and Freyr-Eli in Room 15 (2012)

Freyr-Eli presenting Mrs Nepia with a book for Waipahihi School about 'Iceland' (today-2014).

Thursday 27 March 2014

Congratulations to Trent for reading for 25 nights.
   Posted by Sheree
Trent

Wednesday 12 March 2014

CAMP

MiCamp Whakamaru was AWESOME!!!!!!
Check out our photos and videos on the MiCamp Page.

Golf - Ella and Oliver

It was a beautiful sunny day and Oliver Monkman, Ella-Rose Brown, Oscar McDougall and Zac Harrison competed in 2014 Primary/Intermediate Bay of Plenty School Golf Champs.
Held at Wai-o-Tapu golf course,  it was attended by students from as far Omokoroa.
Waipahihi students represented the school in a professional and admirable manner.
A great day was had and fantastic results.
Zac played his first ever 9 holes off yellow tees. A huge step up and learning experience for Zac who coped extremely well in his first representative game.
The winner of the boys 9 hole primary section was Oscar McDougall returning a gross score of 53.
Ella-Rose Brown took out the girls 9 hole primary section as gross score winner with 68.
This resulted in Waipahihi Primary School finishing second in team event.
A fantastic result Waipahihi School should be proud of.
Oliver Monkman was the only 18 hole Waipahihi player in the 18 hole section so went up against all the Intermediate boys. A tough field, so was extremely excited to take out second place gross score with an impressive 86 round.

Waipahihi certainly was represented by a group of children who showed great skill, great attitude and as you can see achieving great results. Well done 

Room 3's Student Councillors

Congratulations to Abi, Ranger and Ethan.  After a class vote, where children voted for unnamed submissions, our top three applicants were selected. The applications had to explain why we should choose them, what their interests were and how they inspired others.

Here are our AWESOME Room 3 Councillors: