Stratford Primary, Year 2's have been busy learning how to look after their Environment and how the Environment looks after us!
See the link below to check out what our Year 2 students have been up to.
Room 14 Year 2 Enviro Blog Page
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Monday, 5 September 2016
Tuesday, 30 August 2016
Friday, 26 August 2016
Monday, 15 August 2016
Enviro Learning @ Toko School: Garden Rambles
Enviro Learning @ Toko School: Garden Rambles: Michael Self, from the TV show Garden Rambles, came to visit today. He spent time with Room 5, our enviro class and our enviro leaders. We ...
Friday, 12 August 2016
Stratford primary school CAPOW!
Curious About Processing Organic Waste
At Stratford Primary we have formed a group of Year 3 - 6 students called CAPOW and we are investigating the best way to process organic waste on-site at school.
We want to be a more sustainable school and process our food scraps, weeds, lawn clippings and leaves so we can use the compost to grow healthy trees, vegetables and fruit in our school environment. We will be looking at different systems like worm farms, tumbler compost, bokashi, worm towers and hot and cold composts. One of the things we have learn’t is that the soil is living and it’s so important we look after it so it can grow our food.
Together with our sister school, Matapu, we were successful with our application and have received funds to help us setup and carry out the CAPOW project. The funding is part of Curious Minds Taranaki and Venture Taranaki helps make it happen. We would like to thank them so much for the money and help. We are one of eight community led projects in Taranaki that received funding.
All of us students are really interested in science and technology. We are excited to be working with a scientist Mr Coplestone from Industrial Chemistry Services, who is going to show us how a scientist investigates and works. We are also looking forward to working with CAPOW Matapu and visiting their school environment.
Tuesday, 2 August 2016
Stratford Primary School Waste Audit
On Thursday 9th of June, 2016 a group of students from Year 3 to 6 did a waste audit in the SPS hall. All the classes rubbish was collected for one day.
Mr Archer and Nadine who is the waste minimisation officer from the Taranaki regional council helped sort and weigh the food scraps, general waste and recycling.
We found out how much waste we produce in a day. We also found we are still throwing out a lot of glad wrap and chippie packets. Compared to last year it was an enormous improvement. This time last year we were putting out twelve wheelie bins a week and now only two-three wheelie bins a week!
We would like to be the first school in Taranaki to be a zero waste school. To keep this up we need to use reusable containers, buy in bulk and being responsible for our rubbish and take it home.
By Michael Lobb and
Aiden Huttered
Saturday, 30 July 2016
Tikorangi & International Volunteer HQ
Ka pai Tikorangi, what an awesome day! Ngā mihi nui ki ngā kaimahi o International Volunteer HQ!
http://www.stuff.co.nz/taranaki-daily-news/news/midweek/82622267/international-volunteer-hq-staff-muck-in-at-tikorangi-school
Check out the International Volunteer HQ's website https://www.volunteerhq.org
http://www.stuff.co.nz/taranaki-daily-news/news/midweek/82622267/international-volunteer-hq-staff-muck-in-at-tikorangi-school
Check out the International Volunteer HQ's website https://www.volunteerhq.org
Saturday, 16 July 2016
Tuesday, 12 July 2016
Ahititi: Kōkako
Ahititi have been learning about kōkako. This is very important to the students and community as the council are preparing to do a 1080 drop in the area beside the school in preparation for the release of kōkako back into the bush. Paul Prip from the Taranaki Regional Council visited to show the tamariki the traps they use, answer questions about the 1080 drop and talk about the kōkako.
Bronze: Spotswood Primary
A massive congratulations to Spotswood Primary for reflecting at bronze. Ngā mihi nui ki a koutou katoa!!
Thursday, 7 July 2016
Tuesday, 14 June 2016
Enviro Learning @ Toko School: West End School Came to Visit Today
Enviro Learning @ Toko School: West End School Came to Visit Today: Our enviro leaders have had fun sharing our schools journey today with two teachers from West End School.
Tuesday, 24 May 2016
Heidi's Blog: Leaf Collecting
Heidi's Blog: Leaf Collecting: On Monday Mrs Hinton found a recipe to make compost out of leaves. So Renee chose 4 people to go and collect some leaves with her and two o...
Thursday, 5 May 2016
Enviro Learning @ Toko School: Pomanders For Sale
Enviro Learning @ Toko School: Pomanders For Sale: Pomanders for sale. $5.00 each. The perfect gift for Mothers Day or Grandmothers. For sale from Room 2. Get in quick. Made using laven...
Wednesday, 27 April 2016
Enviro Learning @ Toko School: Uruti School Visited Today
Enviro Learning @ Toko School: Uruti School Visited Today: We have had a great day with Uruti School today. They spent most of their visit learning about our environmental initiatives. They couldn&...
Enviro Learning @ Toko School: New Babies
Enviro Learning @ Toko School: New Babies: Chicken Update Last week Richie (Mum) and Honey (Dad) had 8 baby chickens. One di...
Friday, 22 April 2016
Stratford Primary School students creating harakeke putiputi
Making
harakeke putiputi with Pare and Jocelyn for the school gala day.
A handful of
SPS Tui’s Enviro students took part in a workshop making harakeke
flowers.
When making
the flowers we learnt lots of skills like patience, manaakitanga and perseverance.
An added extra was that we learnt the correct way to cut harakeke and
prepare it for weaving.
The money we
raised from selling the putiputi is going towards native plants for our fish
pond garden makeover.
We really
enjoyed making the harakeke flowers, thank you to Pare and Jocelyn for teaching us!
Thursday, 21 April 2016
Really fab to see the SPS Tui's supporting their DP in the best way they know how xxx
Check out the link here from the Stratford Press
SPS Tui's and Marlene send off Kerry in true Enviroschools style
SPS Tui's and Marlene send off Kerry in true Enviroschools style
Wednesday, 6 April 2016
Enviro Learning @ Toko School: Avon School Visited our School Today
Enviro Learning @ Toko School: Avon School Visited our School Today: Our environmental leaders had a great time today sharing our environmental journey. Avon School gave us some plants. When they left we gave...
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