Rhys from the Kaniere Crusaders gave an update on the Enviroschools activities the group had engaged in so far this term.
If you would like to catch up with what the leaders have been up to just follow the link to our presentation.
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Rhys from the Kaniere Crusaders gave an update on the Enviroschools activities the group had engaged in so far this term.
If you would like to catch up with what the leaders have been up to just follow the link to our presentation.
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On Thursday three of our leaders: Lizzie, Rhys and Lincoln went to the Enviroschools Leadership Day. We explored what it meant to be a leader, play games, and shared projects we have worked on. Rhys presented our Blue Fish Project. We then collected seed in the grounds of Hokitika Primary School.
It was a great afternoon, our thanks to Hokitika Primary for hosting us. It was fantastic to meet up with the other Enviroschools, Ms Watson and Sarah from Buller.
We have a new team leading Enviro schools at Kaniere for 2021. Lizzie is our new chair, Lincoln is timekeeper, Rhys is on communications and Haki is our new scribe. We welcome our new members Koghan, Zack and Bede who will be supporting our leaders and be in training to step up to roles next year. Great to have you all aboard, looks like we are going to have lots of fun.
Well, what a way to start off the new year. Lizzie from our Enviro group proudly shows off the Enviroschools flag that takes pride of place outside our office. Thank you to Enviroschools for donating the flag.
Kaniere School had a visit from New World Hokitika on Friday. They have donated a Little Garden Kit to the school as part of their in store promotion.
The kit consists of a garden plot, garden compost and a box full of Little Garden seeds. Weka and Weka Teina joined us in saying thank you to New World. They are completing the School Kit Little Garden projects as part of their learning about the environment in Term 4. Unfortunately it was cold and rainy when the delivery took place so we were unable to erect the garden then and there.
We will be building our Little Garden plot on Wednesday with staff from New World. Thank you so much to the New World team in Hokitika.
Piwakawaka Year 4 students spent our Friday morning planting out our kowhai seeds. We had sandpapered the edge of each seed and soaked them to improve the chances of them germinating. All together we planted one hundred and four seeds. Hopefully we get the same number of plants to grow on for planting; either in the school grounds, or in the community.



