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Week 4 Kupu o te wiki winners!

By Anonymous
Kia ora koutou,
Whakamihi to Ella Bussey-Timo from Harakeke for suggesting the week 5 kupu. 
Ka pai ake koe! - Be the best you can be!
Ella wins 20 house points for Harakeke. Ka mau te wehi!
The following students have won 10 house points each for completing the quiz this week:
Ava Costley, Benji Irvine, Ella Bussey-Timo, Ethan Field, Maia Moon-tukapua, Reuben Brown, Riley Field, Ruby Blu Donkin, and Shamus McCulloch from Harakeke!
Flynn Glintmeyer, Hannah Joynder, Harvey Goldie, Meadow McKeever, and Rico Kemp from Kahu Kiwi!
Amber Bringans, Amy Hughes, Ethan Buckland, Jack B, Jack Kidd, Jackson Taitt, Riley Tyson, and Tyler Limmer from Korowai!
Alani Rossiter, Blake Wilson, Caitlin Sim, Fynn Wadsworth, Gianna Watkinson, Jessie Mercer, Liam Wilson, Mya Taylor, Riley Weaich, Samuel Woermann, and Tyler Iagrada from Whitau!
Remember collective house points will earn your whole house a treat at the end of the term!!
Make sure you use your rorohiko to enter this week's quiz, and win 10 house points automatically! Here is an easy link - https://goo.gl/EbUby1
Points Table for Week 4
Harakeke - 110
Whitau - 110
Korowai - 80
Kahu Kiwi - 50
Karawhiua and Kia kaha!

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