My art exhibition piece I have recorded different sounds of I made this because I was thinking that it would be cool to hear what's in our backyard Miramar. The process was to record the sounds, try to put the sounds on Garageband but that didn’t work so then I used movie and it was a success. I have chosen 12 different places to record, each recording is 30 seconds long, so that means the total of the recordings together is 6 minutes. The places I have recorded are Worser bay beach to hear the waves, A cafe to hear a coffee machine, School inside to hear people making sculptures, School outside to hear people playing different games, The airport to hear the planes take off, The road to hear the cars driving past, A supermarket to hear the bleeping sound of when an item has gone past the checkout, Miramar park to hear people playing football, Miramar Tennis club to hear the tennis balls getting hit, Asb sports center to hear the basketballs bouncing, Kilbirnie pool to hear the splashing of the water and My backyard. I chose to record My backyard because this years inquiry is “What’s in my backyard”. You will hear the sounds of Miramar Wellington. By Hunter
We were making wood towers for our Art Exhibition. We used driftwood from the beach and made lots of different sculptures and structures! We made different ones every day! By Anna
A frenzy of furious activity, an explosion of form and colour, Worser Bay kids bursting forth with creativity: what is it?
It’s our biannual Art exhibition, of course!
The work on display is the culmination of our school wide Inquiry, What’s in My Backyard?
BACK YART!
There are all kinds of representations of Flora and Fauna, from prints and paintings through to sculptures and installations, done by students of all ages.
Begin your tour on the driveway perhaps where we are flying the flags of the future. Walk through the classrooms, admiring the work on the tables and walls, then make your way to the outdoor display areas.
Dressed up trees, lit up bird houses, bird baths, fish swimming on a fence.
Stitched trees growing, sculptures hanging, flying forms springing from the earth.
Driftwood drifting, lanterns glowing.
Watch out for the skeletal beasts with their sadly jangling bones!
Today we went to the beach with some council rangers to plant on the dunes. We have to plant on the sand so that it stops the sand and soil from eroding. Planting also helps to attract wildlife, like lizards to the area. It is important to plant new plants every so often. By Jack M.
We made Air NZ Videos. We entered them into a competition for Air NZ's 75th Birthday and unfortunately we didn't win, but we did get certificates of participation and (three) 75 years of Air NZ books! We will be putting these 3 books in the library, they will be- able to be issued to you, if you wish to take one home for a while. Please take a look at the videos below! Note: This Air NZ Video you may have seen before Made By, Gretel, Chanel, Frankie, Eloise
Winnie Blagden is 100 on 31st May. She has no surviving family. An appeal for birthday cards has gone viral. We thought that she would love a card from Wellington, New Zealand!
Radio Sheffield plans to present her with the cards and gifts on 28 May. Cards can be dropped into the BBC Sheffield offices in person, or posted to:
Peter, Jasper's grandad came in to show people how to make towers out of paper. He is an artist and often makes sculptures. We cut, glued and folded the pieces of paper and made them into cuboids. We stacked them on top of each other to make a tower. It went up quite well and climbed to the ceiling. They are now pinned up on the wall. By Lucas and Hugo