Monday, October 31, 2016

Pete - Career Ed


Pete Barwell - Tai's Dad - came to talk with us about being a doctor last week - he certainly had some great stories to share!

Thanks Pete!

Wednesday, October 26, 2016

Simon Roche - Career Ed

Simon Roche came to share his pathway into owning his own building company - really inspiring.  He brought plans which we found really interesting.
Thanks Simon!



Tuesday, October 25, 2016

Congratulations to our Epro 8 Teams!

Yesterday our two Year 7/8 Epro 8 teams organised and supported by the fabulous Mr Woodhams had great success with Delta coming first in the competition and Alpha second place!

Well done team!

Alpha
Dan
Oscar
Luke
Ben

Delta
Tai
Fergus
Shannyn
Lachlan





Wednesday, October 19, 2016

Kareen - Careers Ed





Kareen Schnabel came to share the exciting world of Marine Biology - and brought some interesting critters!


Pep - Careers Ed

Pep Zuijderwijk who is the founder of Salted Herring Digital Design talked to us about the importance of doing what you found fun in life!

Thanks Pep!

Nigel Cass - Careers Ed

We were visited on Tuesday by Nigel Cass who talked about his career pathway to working for New Zealand Rugby - he also brought us trophies!!


Wednesday, October 12, 2016

Careers Ed - Kate Handley

Today we were visited by Kate Handley (Oscar's Mum!).  She kindly took us through her career pathway from study - photographer's assistant - photographer - art buyer - managing director of digital design agency, 'Salted Herring'.

She emphasised the value of problem solving skills, hard work and determination.

Many thanks Kate!


Year 8s - Our first tent erecting practise for Abel Tasman

Trying not to get blown away in Bishop's Park!








Technicraft goes Oriental!

Making fried rice...

Tuesday, October 11, 2016

Careers Education - Engineer talk

Today we were visited by Martin Pratchett - a structural engineer at Certa as part of our Careers Education focus this term.  He talked us through his career pathway and we got to have a go at putting our own problem solving skills into practise!