Thank you to everyone who helped at the book fair, and to all the families who supported us. We raised enough money for a spacious new stand-alone shelf! Terrific!
Monday 30 July 2018
Book Fair
Thank you to everyone who helped at the book fair, and to all the families who supported us. We raised enough money for a spacious new stand-alone shelf! Terrific!
Tuesday 3 July 2018
We made this Matariki themed korowai at lunchtimes in the library
"Matariki is a cluster of stars in the constellation of Taurus. There are about a thousand stars in Matariki, but only seven can be seen with the naked eye.
Why is it important?
For some iwi (tribes), Matariki resets the Maori lunar calendar.
The Maori New Year is traditionally celebrated at the first crescent Moon after the first appearance of Matariki in the morning sky. This occurs between early and late June and this year it is on the 15th June."
Stardome Observatory Planetarium
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