Rayz Roadshow.

On Friday we were lucky to have Ray Cooper, coming to entertain us, with his puppets and magic tricks. It was a wonderful adventure and guaranteed to make you laugh!

We learnt rules in cool, funny ways and we also met Jeremy and Grandpa two favourite puppets. Most importantly of all, we learnt that rules are cool! If there were no rules someone could be playing rugby and they could pick up the ball and run back to their house and keep it. We have rules because it keeps everybody safe.

 Some children were lucky to experience the art of the puppeteer in a workshop Ray held after the show. They acted out their feelings with each other and with puppets. They also found out some of his secrets and tricks.

Report by Mia and Blake, Photos by Chloe and Tainn

Hihi Hullabalo

St Johns Hill School are proud to help sponsor the Hihi recovery programe at Bushy Park, leading to raising a total of $546.50!

Kaia  and Ella (two Year Five pupils), came up with the idea of sponsoring the endangered Hihi.

The girls started a coin trail asking everyone to bring a coin and place them on a painted Hihi picture, outside the hall. It was a huge success.

 

It is great that St Johns Hill School is involved in sustainable action!

Cultural Food and Fun Festival

St Johns Hill School's Cultural Fun And Food Festival was a huge success. We had food from England, Spain, Cook Islands, Germany and many more countries.

We had lots of fun and we hope you did too.

 

Hatchlings at School

The Hatchlings programme is for children about to start school. They have several visits and learn about our school and the things they will be doing. They come with their parents who also take part in the activities. We hope they have fun here at St Johns Hill School!

Magnificent maths!

 

Room 14’s magnificent maths people are trying to find the answers for some tricky questions so they can be terrific mathematicians when they are older.

Swimming

 

 

We have been so lucky to have SwimSafe instructor,Mrs Baker! She has taught the pupils a lot of things including: Survival sculling ,relaxing while floating on your back and teaching us backstroke. Thank you very much Mrs Baker, we really appreciate all your  hard work.

Earlham Student at School!

Caitlin, who is from Chicago, U.S.A. Is helping out in Room 16. Here she is at the worm farms with some help of the Room 16 children. “I really enjoy teaching room 16 It’s a lot of fun !” She exclaimed. We hope Caitlin will enjoy her time here and leave with golden memories.