Oldest crocodile eggs found!!!

DID YOU KNOW that the worlds oldest crocodile eggs have been found.!! They have been found in the northern cliffs of Lisbon, in Portugal. As according to scientists they have been layed 152 million years ago and still have traces of life inside.  WOW!!


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Kaka Population Rises

The Kaka is one of New Zealand's native creatures. Recently, the population of these birds have risen to 6 males per female! The South Island's Fiordland National Park has been helping to help raise this beautiful birds' population. It had to be risen because the population was low and near extinction because of stoats and possums. Two pest control companies called Waitutu SILNA and Nature Heritage Fund have donated 1.7 million dollars to support the pest controlling.

This Article on Kiwi Kids News was published on 08/03/17.

Published By: Elysia, C4 

About Mrs Siaosi

Welcome to Papatoetoe East School Mrs Siaosi!

Mrs Siaosi is enjoying our lovely environment at Papatoetoe East School, and she think that having a change is good. She used to teach at Papatoetoe North but now she's here!
Mrs Siaosi goes to church and spends a lot of time with her family. Her favourite movie is Shaw Shank Redenption.



Reported by:Xiang

About Miss. Ravji

Welcome to Papatoetoe East Primary School Miss. Ravji!

Miss. Ravji enjoys the friendly staff, learning and the fun in our school. She is looking forward to the School Fair coming up this month. Before coming to this school, she was at University studying so this is her first year teaching. P.E is her favourite subject to teach along with Maths. In the weekends, she usually catches up with her family and goes for long walks on the beach. If teaching wasn't her job, she would become and Event Planner.

 

Reported By: Elysia, C4

Welcome Miss McHugh

Welcome to Papatoetoe East School Miss McHugh.

Miss McHugh  is a new teacher at our school. She is teaching in C5, a wonderful year six class.
Miss McHugh's favourite subject is writing.The place that she really loves is Taupo. Last year she taught at Manurewa Central School. In the weekends Miss McHugh usually does the house work, looks after her beautiful, colourful garden and exercises her crazy dog Holly. The thing that she likes about our school is the lovely students and the very friendly staff and teachers.

By Rajwant

Welcome Mrs Prendergast

Welcome to Papatoetoe East School Mrs Prendergast.

 All the students and staff members wish you the very best year here. We  promise, we won't let you leave because the staff and children love having you here and we don't want to scare you away from here! It's nice to know that your last school was in Clevedon and before that Hamilton. I know that you do lots of art and gardening in your spare time. You could make a gardening team of your own, that would be entertaining for you and the kids that join. It would also make our school more sustainable, which is what we want. It's a good thing you know what you want to do if you weren't a teacher. you would run your own garden business, and even better it's your own gardening maintenance business so it's free. Bye!  

Reported by Charlotte

About Miss Henderson

Welcome to Papatoetoe East School Miss Henderson!

Miss Henderson loves our wonderful children and our very kind teachers. She loves our playground and thinks our library is amazing. In Miss Henderson's spare time she enjoys gardening, shopping and going to the movies. Before Miss Henderson was teaching here, she taught at Mangere East. If you didn't know, Miss Henderson enjoys teaching maths. She would love to be a forensic scientist if she wasn't teaching at our school.

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