We were given the opportunity to cater for an event hosted at Otupae Station. Many thanks to Gary and Mary Mead for the chance to fund raise and to the community for the amazing baking (the home made bread was a definite hit), pies and hot soup.
Tangiwai
We went to Tangiwai. We learnt about lahars. We had to make sediment and put it on a wooden board to see if it would run down like a lahar. The teacher that was teaching us about the lahar was called Marlene.
by Luca
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Farewell to the Peacocks
Today we farewelled Zara, Lily and Henry. They are off to experience new adventures in the bay. We will miss you.
Le Quesnoy
The greenstone wall of tears 
‘Le Quesnoy 
The food the villagers had eat. 
A uniform belonging to a german soldier 
The type of telephone used by the soldiers 
Learning more about the war 
Puke in action 
A flag made to commemorate the liberation of Le Quesnoy 
Careful world- Puke has joined the army
Cooking
First collect your fresh produce – potatoes, carrots, salad vegetables, apples for the pie, prepare and cook the food, set the table, then enjoy!
Highlights from our Rotorua camp
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Visit From Trillion Trek
The magician and vehicles involved in the Trillion Trek visited us Thursday 14 March.
The Champions
Bringing home the trophy for the millionth time!
At the Ironkidz triathlon Isla and I won the 1st prize for Pukeokahu.
Just another busy day at Pukeokahu School
First Chrissie and Paula were here for the first music lesson of the year – making drum sticks.
This was followed by a strawberry jam making session – jam for school camp sorted.
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