This term we are getting reading and organised for Science Fair. This year it is optional, with the students working on their Science Fair projects one lunchtime a week and at home. Explore these links below for some great ideas:
http://www.sciencebob.com/sciencefair/ideas.php
http://www.sciencebuddies.org/science-fair-projects/project_ideas.shtml
http://www.sciencekids.co.nz/projects.html
Get a headstart now!
Mrs Brown
Glen Massey School
This is what our school looks like!
Wednesday, 8 May 2013
Wednesday, 17 April 2013
My thoughts on Glen Massey By ITB
My Essay
My
Journey at Glen Massey School has been amazing. From five years old to thirteen
years old. From year one, to year eight. I remember the first day of school, I
was so scared about seeing all of the seniors. I thought they would be mean to
me. But I was wrong. Everybody at Glen Massey School is loyal, nice and
responsible. All the seniors were responsible, caring, helpful and in some ways
like brothers and sisters to me.
Glen
Massey is a magnificent school. All my friends are kind, amazing and fun. The
teachers are so responsible, polite and organized. The principal of Glen Massey
School is friendly, organized and he cares for the students. The Glen Massey
mission statement is learning for life. Learning is a big part of this school.
Our school values are; Fairness, Objectivity, Respect, Loyalty, Integrity, Friendliness
and Empathy. All the students here are energetic, inviting and awesome. Our
curriculum is really fantastic and we have high standards and with a lot of
hard work, students achieve high. The school provides us with so many
opportunities. We have learnt to become leaders, role models and to care for
our younger students.
Bullying
is not tolerated at Glen Massey School. There is a lot of sporting
opportunities too. Such as, Sogo sports and team sports. All the students care
about the school environment. To help our environment, we pick up our rubbish
and weed the gardens. Over the years a lot of people have asked, where is Glen
Massey? It’s about 20 minutes out of Hamilton and 10 minutes out of
Ngaruawahia. It’s a small country school. Throughout my journey at Glen Massey
School there has been a bit of bumps and bruises, but if it wasn’t for those bumps
and bruises, I wouldn’t be as strong and who I am today. I’ve loved being a part
of Glen Massey school. I’ve became a leader and a role model for younger
students. Glen Massey School has been a huge part of my life and I am proud to
say that I am student of Glen Massey School.
Thursday, 21 March 2013
Wednesday, 20 March 2013
Swimming Sports
On the Friday the 8th of March Glen Massey held the cluster Swimming sports. We did so well! Coming 1st and 2nd in our relays! Our swimming skills have improved so much this year. Thanks Kelly Sports!! Check out some pics from the day....
Helping Ms Coleman
Miss B organising everyone.
Tuesday, 26 February 2013
Starting 2013...
Finally adding some posts for 2013! What a busy year it has already been. We have been working on our swimming skills with Selena from Kelly Sports, making ice cream (as part of science), and looking at personification. See below for some photos of us making ice cream through a physical reaction.
End of year picnic.
One of the last events for the year was the school picnic. Mrs Brown couldn't believe how well everyone looked after each other. Everyone took turns on the kayaks, pedal boats and hydro slides. Some of use even convinced Mrs B to have a go on the hydroslide we just didn't tell her how cold the water was going to be at the other end! Lots of fun and lots of laughs, a great way to end 2012!
Making Gingerbread men! (2012)
As a treat for the end of the year Mrs Brown made some gingerbread men for us to decorate. They smelt and tasted amazing!
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