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Ng\u0101 mihi e te wh\u0101nau, warm greetings to you all,<\/p>
What an amazing time we spent at Living Springs. We hope the tamariki have somewhat recovered from their exhaustion, and that they've been able to tell you about some of the highs, lows, challenges, and triumphs, which they experienced over the 3 days at camp. Thankfully, the weather played its part; we experienced a lot of sunshine, a bit of rain, some mist, and pretty mild temperatures throughout, which meant most of the time was spent outside in the stunning surroundings that our corner of the world has to offer.<\/p>\n
As teachers, we want to pass on that it was a pleasure, and a privilege to be able to offer this experience of camp to your tamariki. The values we talk about so often at school: We Care, We Get There Together, We Make a Difference, We Love Challenge, and We Love Learning, were all on display at camp, and hopefully the students will now have memories that will last many of them their whole lives.<\/p>\n
Over the next little while, we will be unpacking the whole experience of camp with the tamariki at school, and reflecting on how camp ties into our kete values. We certainly took a lot of photos, which will be put together for you and the students to enjoy in the coming days. Watch this space!<\/p>\n
Finally, we would like to give a special shout-out to the wh\u0101nau who joined us on camp. Without you giving up your own time to give your tautoko (support), your awhi (help), and your aroha (care) the camp simply could not, and would not, have happened. M\u0101 t\u0101tou katoa te waka e hoe, we all row this waka together. Kia pai nga r\u0101 whakat\u0101 ki a t\u0101tou, enjoy a lovely weekend, everyone.<\/p>\n
The P\u014dhutukawa team<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Ng\u0101 mihi e te wh\u0101nau, warm greetings to you all,
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