Zespri Aims Games 2023: Dame Susan Devoy cheers on great-niece
“I think it is amazing. It is like the Olympics for them.”
Source: nzherald.co.nz
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Zespri AIMS Games 2023: Waste Watchers Green Team goal to divert 2000kg of waste from landfill - again
"They are ambassadors for visitors to Tauranga."
Source: nzherald.co.nz
Covid-19 impact: More pupils back at school under framework's orange setting
Bay of Plenty schools have seen a surge in attendance this term, largely because of the shift to orange in the Covid Protection Framework.
Source: rnz.co.nz
Tauranga School Kids Helping Create Giant Rope Artwork About Marine Science
Monday, 10 May 2021, 10:37 am This week (10–14 May), daily workshops are happening for 450 local school students from seven Tauranga schools, where they will use art to learn about the relationship between our marine environments and the risks of environmental and climate changes. The students will be looking at the tides and seafood (kai moana) species in the sea (moana) near Tauranga and historical land reclamation. The children will use rope to ‘draw’ what they learned. Each rope drawing will then be added to The Unseen – a giant community artwork made from rope. The artwork will b...
Source: scoop.co.nz
auckland.scoop.co.nz » Tauranga School Kids Helping Create Giant Rope Artwork About Marine Science
Press Release – Sustainable Seas National Science Challenge This week (10–14 May), daily workshops are happening for 450 local school students from seven Tauranga schools, where they will use art to learn about the relationship between our marine environments and the risks of environmental and climate changes. The students will be looking at the tides and seafood (kai moana) species in the sea (moana) near Tauranga and historical land reclamation. The children will use rope to ‘draw’ what they learned. Each rope drawing will then be added to The Unseen – a giant community artwork m...
Source: scoop.co.nz