Wednesday, 8 November 2017

This was a very cool performance and it was very fun we even managed to success our number one goal smiling.

Waharoa Unveling

On Friday Third of November we had a beautiful carving made by TeAo's grandpa. It was put up by the help of whirikoka(strength) The kapa haka group did a special performance just for that! All of the other groups did a fantastic job. WELL DONE!😉😉
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Indian performance

Checkout the Indian performance, everyone was nervous but when they started dancing it was like they were very confident and they weren't scared at all!

Cultural Performances

Look at these photos of the Kapa Haka Group performing. We were all nervous and excited at the same time.


 

Tuesday, 7 November 2017

Culture Performance

Check out our Cook Island performance.  It was a very fun performance but our whole entire group was shaking with fear, but we managed to get over it.

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Tuesday, 19 September 2017

racing car game

press the green button to start and the red button to stop use the left and right arrow key to turn and if you want to start the game press this page and then click allow the it will update flash.

Friday, 15 September 2017

Racing Car


Green button to start.

  • Red button to stop.

    Use left and right arrows to move.

  • If you want to start the game, Press the " This page " then click " Allow " at the corner and you
  •  can play it.

Dancing Raisins

Initially some of the raisins sunk to the bottom.

Air pockets on the surface of the raisins attracted the carbon dioxide gas in the liquid, which covered the surface of the raisins.
When the bubbles stuck to the rough surface of the raisins, they became buoyant and rose to the surface.
The carbon dioxide bubbles popped at the top and the raisins' density changed again. That’s why they sunk again. 
 After leaving them in the soda overnight, these raisins became suspended in the middle of the liquid.
Look at the difference in size.  The first one is the dried raisin.  The second one is what it looked like after sitting in the liquid overnight.
When we looked at each one under the microscope we could see all the air pockets in the first one.  The second one was a little smoother and the air pockets had gone.

Thursday, 7 September 2017

Baggie Ice Cream

We are learning that matter experiences physical change when cooled.
After all the shaking it looked like it had been snowing❆



Tuesday, 5 September 2017

Walking Water

Walking Water Science Experiment
Items Needed:
Two glasses of equal height
Water
Food Coloring (optional)
Paper Towel
Instructions

Place the two empty glasses close together. Pour water into one of the glasses until it is halfway full.
Add a few drops of food coloring into the water.
Stir the food coloring until the water is all one color.
Grab a strip of paper towel that is about 2-4 cms wide. 
Place one end of the paper towel into the glass with the coloured water. 
Then place the other end into the glass that is empty.
Leave the glasses to sit and come back to check on them in about an hour and observe what happened.







Friday, 18 August 2017

Cornflour Slime


Messy Fun
What acts like a solid, but also a liquid?
A non-Newtonian liquid!










Tuesday, 8 August 2017

Soda Floats

Science can be fun and delicious!

Can you see the 3 states of matter?






Friday, 7 July 2017

Senior School Spelling Bee

After weeks of learning and revising lists of new and interesting words, 3 students from each class participated in Leabank's first ever Spelling Bee.  Tension was high, nerves were frayed...and that was just Mrs Kung!  Imagine how the competitors were feeling.  Everyone did a superb job but in the end Marri-Anne, Ivarnika and TJ took out first place in each of their divisions.  A job well done team.  You are all super⭐'s!!!