Thursday, May 2, 2019
Manuhiri visiting today
Today we had a visit from Minister Megan Woods to release the new Digital Blueprint Document. We welcomed the rōpu on with a mihi whakatau and then heard all about the new document and how it will help us as digital citizens. We also had a few minutes for some photos. Take a look.
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Wow Ruma Toru, you are lucky to be involved in such an event. I think that you are probably well on your way to being digital citizens with all that you do around digital technology and blogging is an important part of that. It's great that Minister Megan Woods knows this about you. What do you think is the most important thing that you do in regards to the work you do with digital technology that other schools should do as well?
ReplyDeleteKeep up the great blogs, my class and I are really enjoying reading them. :)
Angela Taylor
Rimu Class
Yaldhurst Model School
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DeleteTen koutou Rūma Toru. You did a wonderful job welcoming our visitors on Friday, they especially enjoyed your beautiful waiata! You are well on the way to becoming thoughtful informed digital citizens, keep up the great work, people are watching you!
ReplyDeleteHello, Te Puna o te Reo 3 I am Layton From, Yaldhurst Model School. This looked like a really fun thing to learn I would have wanted to be there. Next time you should take a picture of the person who was talking or film the hole thing or half I liked this though :D
ReplyDeleteTēnā koutou Ruma Toru,
ReplyDeleteIt was a privilege to attend this very special event at your wonderful school. I was honoured to hear your skilful waiata, and to see the Blueprint released in such an important place. You should be proud of the important mahi you are doing to become digital citizens, and of Hornby Primary School for being a part of the Manaiakalani Outreach programme.
There’s plenty to do to, now and in the future, so that all New Zealanders – just like you – can thrive in the digital world. By working together we can do that, and I know you will all play important roles in New Zealand’s digital future.
Ngā mihi,
Paul James
Government Chief Digital Officer
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