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Keep New Zealand Beautiful's Kai Garden Competition gives schools the opportunity to design a kai or rongoā garden for their school and win the resources to build it. This is a great way for tamariki between 3-13 years old to learn how easy it is to reduce their environmental footprint by growing their own food, cooking seasonally and composting food and garden waste. Entries are open until 17 June 2022.
A brand new museum experiences is now open at the New Zealand Cricket Museum. Situated at the historic Basin Reserve in central Wellington, the museum offers a sweep through out Summer game with an interactive and fun layout. The museum is a celebration of the diversity and uniqueness of our cricket story and is a must for social studies and history students or fans of cricket of any age.
We are enjoying learning about how Structured Literacy is making positive progress in New Zealand schools. But how does the Numicon approach rate as a Structured programme for teaching mathematics?
Auckland Girls’ Chess Championship 2022
When: Friday 2 July 2022, 9am to 2.30pm.
Where: Mt Eden War Memorial Hall, 489 Dominion Rd
Many have gone on to represent NZ in international tournaments.
For queries contact Bruce Pollard; ph (027) 435 8674; email bruce.pollard@ymail.com or Ying Wang (021) 718 718
or go to the New Zealand Chess Federation website http://www.newzealandchess.co.nz/calendar.html for information and downloads.
For information and entry details: https://waitakerechess.co.nz/tournaments/auckland-girls-championship-2022/
