About Us

 

 Nau mai, haere mai! Welcome to our studio blog. 

We are 69 Year 1 & 2 tamariki from Te Kura o te Tauawa Halswell School who are excited to share our learning.


Our studio is in the Huritini (Who – rree – tee – knee) Learning Centre.
Huritini is the original name of parts of the Halswell River. It means "many turns".









The Huritini Learning Centre is in two parts -Whio (blue duck) and    
Tī  Kōuka (cabbage tree).

We are in the Tī Kōuka studio but sometimes we work in the Whio studio.
The teachers in our Learning Centre are:

Tī Kōuka
T13 Mrs Ponce and Mrs O'Neill
T14 Mrs O'Callaghan and Mrs O'Neill
T15 Miss Parkes-Dolan

Whio
T10 Ms Ono and Mrs O'Neill
T11 Miss Dixon
T12 Miss Batty

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