Manaiakalani schools have been participating and contributing to a cluster inquiry throughout Term 1, focusing on the health of
our local waterways. Each school has designed a programme of learning in response to their learners and local environment.
Throughout the term we have been sharing our learning and connecting with each other online, via our blogs.
On Wednesday 12th April, 2017, our young people celebrated at the Te Oro Music and Arts Centre in Glen Innes, sharing their learning via live performances and expositions that were also streamed live and are available on demand. Ngā mihi nui Te Oro whānau for supporting our young people.
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Our young people appreciate feedback via their blogs. Check out Te Taiao o Tāmaki blogging
and access our schools' sites to connect further with their blogs.
| Tamaki College |
There’s no place like home - a study of sustainability in our community |
Glenbrae School |
“Our Place” - Sustaining the Environment:
Water, Air, Land. |
| Ruapotaka School
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Pests-who needs them?
Past to present, pros and cons.
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Glen Innes School |
What’s affecting the health of the Omaru Stream in Eastview Reserve?
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| Tamaki Primary |
“Ko au te awa, ko te awa ko au.”
(I am the river and the river is me).
A study of our relationship with the living world. |
Panmure Bridge School |
Our local environment - How can we help the waterways that feed into the Tamaki River
Johnson Reserve?
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| Glen Taylor School |
‘Our Own Backyard’ - How rodents and stream impact on us and us on them! |
St Patrick's, Panmure |
Care for our Common Home - Laudato Si
Whakarongo ki te Tangi o te whenua me te rawakore
Hear both the cry of the earth and the cry of the poor
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| Sommerville School |
Sustainable waterways |
Stonefields |
Kaitiakitanga
Guardianship and protection of our environment |
| Pt England School |
“Kaitiakitanga i nga wa katoa” How can we all be guardians of our environment? |
St Pius X |
Let us hear “both the cry of the earth and the cry of the poor" Care for Creation/Environment, all creatures are connected, each must be cherished with LOVE and RESPECT, for all of us as LIVING Creatures are dependent on one another
Pope Francis Laudato Si
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