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(Well we didn't post up any work from what we did last week. It was a short week and we did have a lot of mahi to do. However here's our mahi from this week).
Mo te Kaupapa i tirohia mātou me pēhea te whakatau i ngā raru i tāututia e mātou i te tuawhenua o Aranui. I tāututia e mātou te raru me te rāpihi i taua whenua, arā, i whakaaro mātou me whakatū ngā ipu para hei whakatau i taua raru. Korekau hoki he ara i taua whenua nā reira i whakaaro mātou me whai te ara hei pai ake mo ngā tangata ka haere mā raro, mo ngā kai eke paihikara hoki hei whai i te huarahi.
(For Inquiry we were looking at finding possible solutions for issues that we had identifed with our problem areas. Our class had to look at the overland flowpath on Aranui and we identified two issues with two possible solutions. Issue one was that there was a lot of rubbish lying around on the ground and the overland flowpath so our solution was to put in a couple of rubbish bins so people can use them instead of throwing their rubbish on the ground. Our second issue was that there was no footpath, meaning pedestrians and cyclists had to walk or cycle on the grass. We thought that putting in a footpath that lead from one end of the overland flowpath to the other end would solve that issue).
Inanahi i haere mai ngā tangata o te hāpori ki te whakarongo, ki te kite hoki i ngā mahi i mahia e ngā tamariki o SPS hei whakatau i ngā raru.
(Yesterday was our community consultation day where the community got to come in and have a look and see what changes we are wanting to make around our community).
Ānei ngā whakaahua o te hui inanahi.
(Here are some photos from yesterday's community consultation day).
MAURI ORA KI A KOUTOU!!
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