Hi guys this is my blog,
I have been learning about a Tongan language.
I created Mt Talau.
Hoped you liked my blog.
Mt Talau with polyline tool! ⛰ 🌺
Today we learned about Mt Talau.
We used the polyline tool to draw it.
I`ll put a picture below.
I am very proud of my mountian.
I found the polyline tool hard.
Do you know the story of Mt Talau? 
Quality Blog Commenting 🪻🌺🌹🪷🌻
Kia ora ,
Today our class have been learning how to write quality blog comments.
Quality blog comments must be thoughtful, positive, and helpful.
Leave your Quality blog comment below.
From Lily.
TK Quality Blog Commenting.
Kia ora, my name is Tia and Today we were learning about which comments are okay and not okay to post on Blog posts. I learned a few new things like not to comment emojis, not to be rude, and not to be silly. I enjoyed writing my comment on Josh’s post.
Quality Blog Commenting.
Kia ora koutou
Today i learnt about commenting a quality blog post.
First my class read some of the instructions for a quality blog post
Next I commented on Josh’s Matariki Digital Art
What do guys think about my blog comment
Let me know in the comments!
Positive comments! 🤗 🎫
Hi!
Today we did work on positive comments.
We learned how your comments had to be positive, thoughtful, and helpful to be sensible.
There is some exsamples below.
Do you know how to do a positive comment?
Celebrating Cook Islands Language Week: The Legend of One Foot Island
Kia Orana!
We celebrated Cook Islands Language Week by exploring the story of Tapuaetai (One Foot Island)!
The children had so much fun retelling the legend using Lego, blocks, and drawings – and even recorded their retellings on the iPads! We sang the ‘īmene “Aro’a mai Te Atua iā’ku”, counted to 10 (ta’i, rua, toru…), and learned words like kia orana, ka kite, meitaki, vaka, ‘ei katu, and tīvaevae.
The children worked so hard capturing their ideas on paper and screen, and then on Friday we enjoyed a wonderful assembly filled with the sounds of drumming, music, and dance. Ask your child if they can sing a line of our song, count to 10, or share the legend of One Foot Island!
Meitaki ma’ata (thank you) for your support!
Maths Week Fun
Solving Maths Problems
Explaining how we got the answer using the correct vocabulary
Commonwealth Games at WPS 2026
In recognition of the Commonwealth Games, our school had a big sports day. The sports range from: badminton, tennis, volleyball, netball and others. Our class focused on Bangladesh and conducted some research about this country. You can find out more from clicking on student names on the right hand son. Here is our short video from the day:
My Cook Island Google Meet.
Hello its once again, me Lloyd!
We did Cook Islands activities and a google meet at the same time!
