A local subspecies of the bush baby family, easily identifiable by their bright red colouring. . Unusually for a bush baby this subspecies is mostly seen during the day. . Though like others of the species they like to hide in bushes and are very adept at climbing. . The call of this bush baby …
Arrive at school at 7.30am, the light is beautiful and the day is still cool. . Get your temperature checked at the gate before entering the school. . Wash your hands when you arrive, we want to keep the school free of the coronavirus, plus clean hands are just nice. . Remember to bring a …
While many parts of the northern hemisphere have been experiencing storms and snow in the last week, we have been visited by a storm of locusts. . Its all a bit Groundhog Day, did we really start a new year or are we just doing 2020 all over again? . After vigorous encouragement from the …
Happy New Year! We have started a new term and for the first time since covid hit we are able to have all the children back in school together. We also have quite a few new faces. The school is once again full of children and it feels great. We are still mask wearing, hand …
We are so happy to be able to welcome children back to class after the long covid shut down. – In line with government guidelines we have started back with a gradual reopening, allowing the oldest kids back in first and staggered arrival during this first week. It will take a bit of time for …
Here is a link to a short video that is guaranteed to make you smile. One sunny afternoon before Covid, some of the kids in the Rhino group at Olng’arua School started building a tower out of wooden blocks. The tension is palpable as the tower becomes a skyscraper. The video is on Vimio, enjoy! …