Swimming Sports at Nayland pool!

The other day NCA did swimming sports. I had to watch because I had a cold and if I went swimming I would miss out on the Weet-Bix triathlon. I saw some amazing swimming! I felt excited seeing people win their races! I saw backstroke. freestyle, flutter board, butterfly and people diving off the diving boards. My cousin Jonny was with me some of the time. I bought an activity pack that had games in it to play while I watched the swimming sports. Later we went back to school everyone was really tired. We wrote in our homework and then went home.

By Hamish

Room 5's trip to the Museum!

 

Room 5 in the Museum

Room 5 in a circle learning about the source in the Museum!

Room 5 looking at the different minerals.

Room 5 studying about food in the Museum 

Learning how people grow mussels under water

In the science lab where they grow baby mussels 

some think smells bad in the food area

Room 5 touching the fluffy thing

These creatures stick onto your ship

Room 5 learning about this fluff

Learning about the electric rod

Learning about food safety

Learning about toxins in the water

Looking at a graph and learning about what the dog ate in the water

Jamie smiling about the video

Trying to unlock the code

Going out to the sea

Learning about the eels 

Tele  measuring against the tallest eel

Looking in a cone at a unwanted fish.

By Trinity King and Joshua Munro!!!

Swim Magic lessons!

Courageous Connie cutting through the water!

Radical Rebekah racing ahead

Tremendous Tom training hard!

Talented Te Awhina top of her game!

Rebekah, Tom, Te Awhina and Abbey ready for their lesson!

Daring Debbie diving into backstroke!

Terrific Tele training hard!

Thrill-seeker Tyler turning waves in the pool.

The team getting briefed for their swimming lesson!

Tele enjoying her lesson :D

Practising brilliant arms in freestyle!

Keen and ready to begin backstroke!

Room 6 girls lesson.

Fun in the wave pool!

Nikau perfecting his freestyle in his lesson!

It's great to see all of NCA students go from strength to strength in their swimming. Keep up the good work!