Te Puna Waro
By Catherina Hengst | Posted: Wednesday July 22, 2020
Last term was a busy one and in the library we are looking forward to another full on ten weeks.
Thanks to Brooke Stewart and her assistant Victoria Painter of Room 3 for our last Student Led Workshop of Term 2 - Origami. The students who attended had a great time and loved adding googly eyes to their creations. I'm very excited for the next workshops to kick off.
Thanks also to the students that have helped with the Matariki stars in our library, they look wonderful!
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