Matariki Workshops Part 2

Here we go! The videos you have been waiting for are finally here. After some technical difficulties, I have managed to get them published. Phew! Part 2 of the Matariki Workshops and as a reward for your patience, the super bonus Part 3 video featuring the Karamu High School students!

Kia ora again, Yvette Hardaker and her amazing volunteers who made this day happen. We had a super fun learning time! Watch part one here.


Matariki 2 from Kieren Moriarty on Vimeo.



Matariki 3 from Kieren Moriarty on Vimeo.

Matariki Workshops

Matariki from Kieren Moriarty on Vimeo.

Yesterday, Tōtara Hub enjoyed a day of Matariki workshops. A huge thank you to Yvette Hardaker and her amazing volunteers who made this day happen. Wow!

I was lucky enough to wander around the workshops and capture some of the learning action on video. The video above is part one, look out for part two soon!

Here is a Padlet which reflects Room 6's thoughts on what they learnt yesterday.

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Tōtara Hub Logo

Congratulations to Cameron, Room 6 winner of the Nga Rakau Nui Tōtara Hub logo competition. His design is clear and precise, with well-drawn symbols of meaning which represent our hub. To quote his Mum, we "love the bright blue yellow and red combo!" A big thank you to Mr Cottrell, who designed half the totara tree logo. His design was inspirational and our Tōtara Hub classrooms contain many wonderful examples of creative student artworks, which effectively complete the design. Well done to all the students for putting PRIDE into their art!