Another one bites the 10 year old dust! 💥💥💥💥👌👌 We were spoilt today by the birthday boy who turned 11. Mum made a huge chocolate cream cake, muffins, egg and spaghetti sandwhiches. We also got fizz and bottled water! 💣💣💣💣 Checkout our Room 3 TikTok page - has the birthday videos!
Every student can LEARN, Just not on the same day, Or in the same way. 'George Evans'
Tuesday, 29 June 2021
Friday, 4 June 2021
Samoan Language Week 2021
What a fun week Room 3 had. We learned alot about the Samoan people, Samoan legends and also learnt 2 new songs and some Team Folau students learnt how to aiuli and taualuga. We also made Samoan Jam and Koko alaisa - some staple foods that all Samoans enjoy on a budget.
We created some awesome art work and put it up on our walls. We learnt about Sina and the Eel and discussed twists and turns of the story. It has been a busy week and we ended the week with our Team Folau assembly and congratulations to those who received awards for all their hard learning during this first half of the year. Enjoy the photos.
Monday, 31 May 2021
Goodbye Mr Koi
Today we said our last goodbye to Mr Koi as he drove past our school one last time before heading out to the Mangere memorial gardens. It was a sad and happy goodbye and JBS students gave him a beautiful goodbye. As we lined the Imrie Avenue that cold morning waiting for Mr Koi's entourage - our Senior boys and Whaea Nardi waited in the carpark to give Mr Koi a final Haka and everyone sang his favourite song Nofo Pusi i le Fala. God Bless you Mr Koi you are in a happier place and no more pain.
Wednesday, 21 April 2021
Saturday, 10 April 2021
Monday, 1 March 2021
Friday, 11 December 2020
Saturday, 8 August 2020
Cook Island Language Week
Cook Island Language Week 3 Term 3
Kia oranaThis week we celebrated Cook Island Language week. Did you know there are 15 Islands in the Cook Islands?
Tuesday, 30 June 2020
Te Whare Tapa Wha - Taha Whanau
Taha Whanau Term 2 Week 12

This week we are learning about Taha Whanau and how important Whanau is to us in our classroom, school and at home. Students looked at, 'what makes them feel' that they are part of a whanau that cares for them and their well being. They learned that sometimes the little things in life that they think doesn't mean anything to them does really play a huge impact on their wellbeing and is part and parcel of being in a Whanau. The post it in white is what they think it looks like in our classroom, and the post its in purple is what they think it looks like in our school. 👌👀👪
Room 3 EOY Item
The best item in 2022!
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Te Whare Tapa Wha Term 2 Week 9 During the week Room 3 will continue to add post its to our poster as we see Taha Hinengaro happening at...















