Japanese Class Cooking

Year five and six were lucky to do cooking for their Japanese class this week. They made onigiri or rice balls.  Nigiri comes from the verb nigiru, meaning to grasp ...so the students needed to squeeze the rice to form their shape and make it hold together. They also had to thank the cook in Japanese, and if they enjoyed eating they said, "Oishii!" or "Delicious."

Cricket Cluster Field Day

Cricket Cluster Field Day

Thanks to Ms Ryder, the coaches and parents for helping to make a very successful day. Congratulation to the Dairy Flat Black team for winning the Field Day.

Well done Dairy Flat Yellow for showing awesome sportsmanship and team work.

Stars of Weeks 3 & 4

Congratulations to the LZ1 Stars of the Week from this assembly.

Book Character Parade

Amazing, creative book characters paraded for the culmination of Book Week.

LZ1 Most OUTRAGEOUS Readers - Book Week

Ethan 

Melissa 

Gemma 

Rosie

Kamren

Kaisey 

Courtney 

Maria 

Charlie 

Sophie 

Elizabeth 

Rhea

Kaitlin 

Ethan 

Diego 

Preston 

Samantha 

Jaime 

Mrs Forlong 

Rippa Rugby

We played in a curtain raiser event before the Mitre 10 cup at NNH stadium on Saturday night!

The boys played really well. The coach from Albany said that it was the hardest game they had all year. The boys traded try for try! A shame that some will be moving on next year a bit more time together and they would be a very good team. Well done boys.

Thanks to Peter Buckley for all his support.

Stars of Week Nine

Congratulations to the LZ1 students who received Stars of the Week Certificates at assembly.

Tū Māia Festival at Silverdale

As a grand finish to Te Wiki o te Reo Maori, our kapa haka rōpū performed at the Tū Māia festival hosted at Silverdale School. With over fifteen rōpū performing from all over the district, it was very successful day. 



Our rōpū performed with distinction and represented their whanau and Kau Whakatētē Haupapa Kura with pride.  Ka mau te wehi!