Term 3 was a very busy term for everyone at Hay Park school.
For 2 terms we have been practicing and preparing for your cultural showcase. Our school has over 7 different cultures. We are very lucky to be able to share our cultures with each other and our whānau.
After all the hard work it was finally time for lights, camera, and showtime!
Hall & stage all ready for showtime.
Check out our photos below of some special moments.
Hi bloggers,
Below you will find the film The Kidnap from the Hay Park School Film Festival.
Well done to the group involved for their hard work throughout the process. You can follow the links to some of their individual blog posts where they share more about their film festival experience: Asmah, Angel, Afsoon, Effat and Pita.
Leave a comment below telling us your favourite part of their film.
Hi bloggers,
Below you will find the film The Missing Girl from the Hay Park School Film Festival.
Well done to the group involved for their hard work throughout the process. You can follow the links to some of their individual blog posts where they share more about their film festival experience: Renesmee, Crystal, Khadeeja, Farangis, Eliezer and Riyad.
Leave a comment below telling us your favourite part of their film.
Hi bloggers,
Below you will find the film The Big Treasure Hunt from the Hay Park School Film Festival.
Well done to the group involved for their hard work throughout the process. You can follow the links to some of their individual blog posts where they share more about their film festival experience: Sione, Mo’unga, Utu and Lorenzo.
Leave a comment below telling us your favourite part of their film.
Hi bloggers,
Below you will find the film The Naughty Kids from the Hay Park School Film Festival.
Well done to the group involved for their hard work throughout the process. You can follow the links to some of their individual blog posts where they share more about their film festival experience: Loiloi, Layla S, Vienna, Ranchen, Steven, Ayyan and Riduan,
Leave a comment below telling us your favourite part of their film.
Kia Ora,
Below you will find 1 of the films from Hay Park School that was chosen for the Ako Hiko Film Festival.
Well done to the group involved for their hard work throughout the process. You can follow the links to some of their individual blog posts where they share more about their film festival experience: Eva, Krisha, Hamdha, Eyvana-Li, So’o, Hadassah & Sariyah.
Leave a comment below telling us your favourite part of their film.
Today we reflected on last terms learning by creating comic stories. We had to think of a storyline to show how to have a smart footprint.
It was very handy having some characters available on some hidden slides to add to our story. We had to think really hard about how we can incorporate the Smart Footprint values into a story.
Check out some of our work: (you might need to click to view them up close)
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We all have different stories/ways of sharing the same information.
Kia Ora,
In week 5 Hay Park went to the Corban art centre in West Auckland for an art session. Our class session was called tupuarangi-kai-in-the-sky. We learnt about the Matariki star cluster, focusing on Tupuārangi, the star associated with kai (food) that comes from the sky, primarily fruits and berries and ngā manu (the birds) that feed upon them.
We used caran-d’ache pastel for our manu sitting amongst its native berry food source. We loved the vibrate colours! We finish by learning about whenua paint (natural clay pigments) and will use this to reveal the Matariki night sky around their manu.
We loved this experience and can’t wait to go back again.
See if you can name all the Manu in our work?
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– Andrews Class
Kia Ora Bloggers,
Today we were learninga bout short cuts. I like short cuts because they save me time.
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