M3 students need help with their latest art project.

What's your parenting vibe right now? Maybe you'll recognise yourself in these classic styles of pandemic parenting.

With Swimming Sports being cancelled, ākonga from Rooms 13, 4, and 5 had their own swim display yesterday.

There is one tradition that is eagerly awaited by new (and old) students in Room 9...painting their desks!

Room 13 students have been writing about feelings and emotions, using colours as a descriptor.

Head Student Louie Skinner has news about the newly elected House Captains and upcoming events at TAS to share with you.

Twizel Area School is having a Non-Uniform Day on Friday 18th March to raise funds for the people of Ukraine.

Room 9 ākonga have been keeping a weather diary for the month of February, with Mrs. Mullon.

D.E.A.R. or Drop Everything And Read is a school-wide programme from years 1-13. Every day at 10.50 (straight after Interval) we are all encouraged to sit down and pick up our favourite book for some daily reading time.

Some whaakaro/thoughts by our Year 8 students about what they view Social Science as and why it is important to them.

On Friday, M2 ākonga were once again busy in the Science Lab, continuing their learning programme about the water cycle.

Sooner or later, you may find yourself having some quality whānau time at home. Here are some self-isolation tips from a Mum who has recently experienced it!

Our first ever Breakfast | Parakuihi Club was a hit!

There are more new books to check out in the library, plus this week's review by our Librarian, Anne-Marie, is Hound the Detective.

M2 students have been creating models of the water cycle during their Science lessons this week.

Level 2 Home Economics ākonga are evaluating food sustainability and whether sourcing food locally is a sustainable practice. This week, learners went for a walk around the streets and greenways close to school to see what produce was available.

Mrs Lindsay has been working hard within our community talking to supervisors and we now have nine students out on Gateway exploring career opportunities. Behind the scenes, the students are required to complete 20 credits related to their Gateway experience.

Ākonga in Room 9 enjoyed some kayaking time in the pool this week. They had a great time learning how to get in & out while steering and pushing themselves along. Read what the children had to say...

Here you will see a flipbook of the yearbook for you to view. It works like a real book where you can turn the pages, you can zoom in, and even view in fullscreen!

It's been great to see students back in the Library this term, after COVID restrictions made it difficult during term 4 last year. Junior students have certainly made the most of the opportunity!