This week the year 7s and 8s finally moved into our new kahui's which was the building that were still getting built. We got to have a tour on Monday by year levels and we were the first ones to explore the new buildings. There are three names for each building that was named after local native birds. They are called Mohua, Riroriro and Tieke. My class moved into Tieke and we were also sharing with another 7/8Ts.
It took more than a year for our buildings to get built and it also was a lot of money to have it been built in our school. 27 million dollars for the buildings.
- When I walked into our new buildings I saw a lot of furniture ready for us to start learning on, I saw a triangular sitting area, TV's with colorful lights changing every minute, stairs leading up to the teachers working area and a huge orange wall of the break out space room.
I also saw some hills, grass and benches outside the front of the buildings for us to hang out on.
- When I walked into our new buildings I thought each building was just for the year 7s and 8s because we were the only ones who had to shift out things from our old classrooms. I also thought the whole classroom was just for my class and 7/8Ts, but then I found out that the seniors were moving in with us as well.
- When I walked into our new buildings I felt excited because we got to learn and share with another class. I also felt surprised because I didn't expect the inside of the buildings to be very huge and spaced out opened out to everyone and it was nothing like the way how I pictured it before it was all completed.
Hi Anneleise, Wow you have wrote all about the new Kahui. I like how you said It took more than a year for our buildings to get built and it also was a lot of money to have it been built in our school. 27 million dollars for the buildings because someone would like to know about how much the buildings. Keep up the great work!
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