Main Pirongia School Banner showing our logo and motto and the mountain itself.
Main Pirongia School Banner showing our logo and motto and the mountain itself.

2011 Snapshots
2011 has been an exciting and productive year for children at Pirongia School. Below are some of our working highlights from around the school.

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Children's wall projects studying history of the Pirongia region Close-up of one of the history projects Brightly decorated classroom wall on the topic of "Contributions"
We LOVE writing at
Pirongia School
Learning about Algebra, Patterns and Rules in A Team
Harakeke weaving
Children's wall projects studying history of the Pirongia region Children's wall projects studying history of the Pirongia region Children's wall projects studying history of the Pirongia region
Working together across the school for Maori Language Week

Children's wall projects studying history of the Pirongia region Children's wall projects studying history of the Pirongia region Children's wall projects studying history of the Pirongia region
Fun in the classroom with
Mrs McKenzie
Writing and learning together

Electronics exploration in the Senior School


Conservation at Pirongia School 2011
We are very privileged at our school to have a beautiful native bush area as well as stunning flower and vegetable gardens. We all help to keep our environment tidy and beautiful.

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Children's wall projects studying history of the Pirongia region Close-up of one of the history projects Brightly decorated classroom wall on the topic of "Contributions"
Bradley helping to plant ferns in our native bush Many hands (no matter how muddy) make light work!
Weeding our vegetable and flower garden boxes
Children's wall projects studying history of the Pirongia region Children's wall projects studying history of the Pirongia region Children's wall projects studying history of the Pirongia region
Busy in the native bush Working together to keep our grounds tidy
Raking leaves is FUN!

Book Week 2011
This year we celebrated Book Week with daily reading activities including quiz competitions, special library displays, special visitors from the community who read to us, a visit from Clifford the Big Red Dog and ending the week by dressing up as our favourite book characters.

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Children's wall projects studying history of the Pirongia region Close-up of one of the history projects Brightly decorated classroom wall on the topic of "Contributions"
Reading with our special visitors

Children's wall projects studying history of the Pirongia region Children's wall projects studying history of the Pirongia region Children's wall projects studying history of the Pirongia region
Dressing us as our favourite book characters (we love our resident Smurfs; Mrs N and Mrs H!)

Children's wall projects studying history of the Pirongia region Children's wall projects studying history of the Pirongia region Children's wall projects studying history of the Pirongia region
Buddy reading together

Children's wall projects studying history of the Pirongia region Children's wall projects studying history of the Pirongia region Children's wall projects studying history of the Pirongia region




Term 1 2009
This trip was to the Te Awamutu museum as part of our learning about the Treaty of Waitangi and how it was meant to bring people together, as part of this terms focus on working together. We learnt about some of the land wars that happened close to our school and how they were caused.

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Children's wall projects studying history of the Pirongia region Close-up of one of the history projects Brightly decorated classroom wall on the topic of "Contributions"
Cody, Ollie and Matt sort
their history puzzle in
good quick time
Gea, Kimble and Shonise
working together to
get theirs solved
Tayla and Matt racing to
load a gun the old way
at the museum.


Term 2 2008
Work Spotted Around the Classrooms
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Children's wall projects studying history of the Pirongia region Close-up of one of the history projects Brightly decorated classroom wall on the topic of "Contributions"
The "History of Pirongia"
Wall in Rm 11
Close-up of Lydia's
work from the
history wall in Rm 11
The Rm 4 "Contributions"
corner is a blaze of colour
Two girls reading quietly under a man-made classroom "tree" A wall display of a junior class maths project involving sorted leaves. 3 littel girls enjoy their classroom "Contributions" display.
Beatrice, (left) and Bailey
enjoy the shade of the tree in
the Rm 7 science/reading corner.
Rm 2 has been sorting
leaves by attributes
in maths
From left, Kayla,Georgia
and Paige enjoy the Rm 3
"Contributions" corner
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