For Literacy we have been doing Inquiry and what had to make was a podcast script to do a podcast, we had to write questions that we might have asked Reverend Samuel Marsden when he went across the Tamaki River. This was a great activity because we got to take turns being Samuel Marsden and we also got to Express ourselves while recording. One thing I think I learned today is that you get to bond with more people when you’re with them, and that’s what makes it more joyful. 
The Kuaka Mapping
The mapping of the kuakas migration. The kuakas Start at the Alaskan tundrun and stop in new Zealand
Tamaki River Hikoi
LI: To understand the concept of visual storytelling
On the 2nd in April the whole of Panmure Bridge School went down the Tamaki River walk. Here are some images that capture our time.
Exploring AI
This is my AI Photo of an alley way compared to the original we had to make one based off the prompt givein
Collarge of camp
This year year 7 and 8 went to the kokako lodge for camp. we had lots of fun and here are some memories we have
Kauri Dieback
Our challenge today was to use the links provided and our own smart searching skills to find out what Kauri dieback is and what we need to do to try and prevent this from spreading. We need to know about this so that we do our part to keep our Kauri safe when we go on hike at camp.
I worked with a classmate named Fern and we found it interesting that There are only approximately 40,000 kauri trees in the world.