Our Camp sleepover was so much fun. We ate yummy food, played awesome games and met lots of new friends. The Sleep Fairy came and gave us a lolly pop for going to sleep. Mrs Munro said we were the best class ever at going to sleep.

Here we are at our Camp. We had a fabulous time and it was the best day ever at school.

                                           




  Carisbrook School Olympics Day

We had the best day ever! We all dressed up in one Countries colours and made their flag. We were the Netherlands so our flag was blue, white and red but our uniform was orange. We had a march past. Mr Sincock opened the games. We played lots of fun games but our favouite was the tug of war and watching the teachers play netball. We all got a gold medal at the end.

We are so lucky that all the big kids in Years 7 & 8 organised this day especially for us.
 

2012 Olympics

Ruma Ruru's Olymic Torch Ceremony

 

 Junior Team Olympic Torch Ceremony.

 Ruma Ruru with Jessica holding the torch, Mrs Munro with the Olympic flag and us with Jessica's medals on.

The Snake Cake is one of our Shared Books we loved so much we decided to make our own! Yummy

       Wow! Look at us in our flash All Black jackets. We were all so excited. Thanks so much.

Dennis and Kason were chosen to run on with the Hylanders. They got to dress up like the Hylanders too. 

Go the Hylanders!

Samantha's first visit to the new Dental Clinic.

What a birthday for Dennis. 

6 years old and the chosen one. Chosen to hold the.....

Webb Ellis Rugby World Cup Trophy!

They are so soft and cuddly.

We hope they all find a new home.

Bubble Trouble by Ruma Ruru

  Meet the Ruru Team

See hoe clever we are. We are learning to measure things in our room.

Happy  6th Birthday Ella. 

What a clever Mum you have. Thanks for sharing your birthday cake with us. 

Yellow thinking hats.

Yellow Thinking Hats

They help us when thinking. When we wear the yellow hat we think about things that: are great, wonderful, going well, awesome, we like, are awesome.....

The Ruru kids!

Ruma Ruru

Ruru is the Maori word for an owl.
Owls are very wise and like to look and listen to learn. We are going to be like the owl and look and listen.Mrs Munro is our teacher and Mr Sincock our Principal. Mrs Anderson looks after the office and is very kind to us. We also have Jocelyn, Tracy and Sandra who help us in Ruma Ruru.