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Showing posts with label native flora and fauna. Show all posts
Showing posts with label native flora and fauna. Show all posts

Saturday, 17 October 2020

Data Talks

Once a week, our Maths sessions are all about digging into data. This week we connected with some other learning around environmental sustainability and biodiversity. We examined an interesting graph which shows the levels of native or exotic species in Wellington, Kāpiti and Wairarapa. 

After a whole class discussion, we moved into our tuakana-teina learning groups to discuss. We set a collaboration goal before recording what we noticed and what we wondered. This particular graph invited us to use our knowledge of fractions and percentages, as well as reading multiple variables (land cover, population density, species richness). You can read more about Data Talks here. 




Thursday, 28 September 2017

Incredible Trappers!

The trapping team have raised over $500 dollars from the raffle, a great effort! Thanks to all of you who supported this by buying a ticket, or in many cases tickets.  The winner: Christine our lovely librarian.   Yay for her!
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But the job doesn’t end there as today’s trapping adventure shows.  A massive rat!

We are committed to continuing the quest to eradicate pests; Rats, Mice, Stoats and even Hedgehogs so that our native flora and fauna can thrive. We have enlisted some kids from Tautoru to continue the efforts when our current year 6 group move on.