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Bay Harbour: May 18, 2016

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PAGE 10 BAY HARBOUR<br />

Wednesday <strong>May</strong> <strong>18</strong> <strong>2016</strong><br />

Busy bodies in the garden<br />

Over the past few months an enthusiastic group of Sumner School pupils have been developing<br />

their school garden. The pupils have been planting seeds of herbs, vegetables and annuals for<br />

early spring planting that they will be able to sell to parents to continue to fund their garden. They<br />

have been very fortunate to receive fruit tree donations from Shane Lawton from SBJ Ltd and<br />

donations from Mitre 10 Mega Ferrymead of some children’s gloves, trowels, a garden hose and a<br />

soaker hose.<br />

CARE: Aurora, Isolde<br />

and Amelie weeding<br />

the flower boxes.<br />

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Scavenger hunt<br />

and Maori culture<br />

Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong> School’s year 4 and 5 pupils went on an<br />

adventure to Onuku Marae in Akaroa, with a fun scavenger<br />

hunt on the way. Pupils had to open envelopes which told them<br />

where to go and what to do at the different stops. When they<br />

reached Akaroa, they stopped to have lunch and played games<br />

before carrying on to the marae. Many of the pupils had not<br />

been to a marae before. They were welcomed with a powhiri,<br />

and later played traditional Maori games. The pupils also got to<br />

learn how to weave flax, learned about Maori culture, and were<br />

later farewelled with a poroporoaki.<br />

TENDING TO: Jakob and Naomi<br />

weeding the silverbeet.<br />

GREEN FINGERS: Elsie<br />

planting seeds.<br />

GOODBYE: Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong> School pupils and their teachers at<br />

Onuku Marae after the poroporoaki, or farewell ceremony.<br />

READY, SET, GO: Our Lady Star of the Sea School’s Year 2 runners prepare for their big cross country race<br />

along the Esplanade at Sumner on Thursday. They were joined by their senior buddies.<br />

POST RACE FUN: Finn Gain, Luke Murney<br />

(bottom), Benjamin Thew and Beau Robertson<br />

(rear) had a bit of fun after running<br />

in Our Lady Star of the Sea School’s cross<br />

country last week by climbing trees.<br />

TRICKY: George has a go.<br />

CONCENTRATING: Thomas tests<br />

out his flax weaving skills.<br />

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