Showing posts with label WPCA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label WPCA. Show all posts

Monday, 18 November 2019

William Pike Wilderness Trail Ride

Rebekah arrives at the lunch stop.

Billie's perch.

Sam and Matt nibble on some cyclists who did not cross with care!

Jo, David, Daniel and Charlie park up for lunch.

Tyler, Korban and Nathanael chillaxing.

Lunch time

Cyclists approach the Taramakau bridge

Jack and Cailan cycle the cambered curve.
Jo and Eamon cycle over the Taramakau clip-on.
Angus and JP led the way from Karoro Domain to the Blaketown tiphead.
Rhys cycled from Kapitea Reservoir to the sea side of the Taramakau bridge. 

Thursday, 25 August 2016

Ski Trip 2016 Photos

Gloves Are Very Important

The Magic Carpet Was A Smooth Ride
Just Chillin'

"Look Mum, No Poles!"
"I've Been Doing This For Years!"
It's All About Image

Which Way? What? Where Are We?
Synchronise Your Skis
Follow The Leader

Have Lunch, Must Eat
Adopt A Kea
Best Dressed On The Day

The Best Little Cafe In Town
Thinking About Technique
That Way For 'Down'
Some Of Us Know A Trick Or Two
Solo Snowboarder
Bottom Of The Slide

Ski Trip 2016



Health and Physical Education Level 4
WALT access and use information to make and action safe choices in a range of contexts.
WALT demonstrate a willingness to accept challenges, learn new skills, and extend abilities in movement-related activities.
WALT specify individual responsibilities and to take collective action for the care and safety of others in the school and in the wider community.
Ski Trip Responses
Courtney
Incomplete at time of posting.
Fern
Finn (Absent)



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Sunday, 31 July 2016

Recount Writing - Ruma Tahi Tama



Boy’s Writing in Term 2
WALT write within the structure of a recount.          
Context: Tramping Callaghan’s Ridge
Audience:  New Zealand on-line audience.      Purpose: To create an interesting recount that might inspire others to take on the outdoor tramping experience.
Success Criteria: We will have met the learning criteria when we have clearly used the key features of a recount text to convey our experience of tramping Callaghan’s Ridge.
Mackay Shelter.jpg
Emergency Shelter - One tarpaulin and some string.
Whitcomb Shelter.jpg
Emergency Shelter - Two tarpaulins and some string.
              
Guy
Video Coming
Unfinished Work
Connor
Video Coming
Ben
Bradley
Video Coming

Thursday, 28 April 2016

Kia ora and welcome to Term 2

Welcome back to Ruma Tahi Karoro School.

The term starts with three new students joining us. We all hope that Finn, Connor and Reuben enjoy learning, creating, and sharing with us for the remainder of the year. Ruma Tahi is a busy place to be and we are all focussed on making progress in our learning and enjoying the great feeling of success.

This term we have also linked in to a new initiative called "Tuhimaituhiatu". This will require all of us to share our learning with two other schools.  We are in a group that includes a class from a school in Hornby and a class from St. Patrick's school in Greymouth. Each class will be posting shared learning and D.L.O.s on their class blog. Then students will have the opportunity to comment on each other's shared learning, collaborating inter-school, and using our classroom blog to engage a wider group of learners. More on that later...

Striking the flint.
In the last week of Term One our class kicked off our involvement in the W.P.C.A. Our first challenge focussed on developing basic bush craft skills, beginning with 'how to light and cook on a safe campfire'. We had to work in groups to plan a shared menu on a fixed budget. We also had to create a safe campfire poster or information flyer. You will soon be able to access our shared learning through our class website RumaTahi  under our topic button. In the meantime here are some photos to show what an awesome time we had. The view from the kitchen bench was beautiful.

Top Chefs in the making.
Open plan kitchen.
Everything tastes better outdoors.
One of the winning dishes. Delicious!