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Olivia, Holly, Baxter

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Be part of the solution, not the pollution.

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Be part of the solution, not the pollution.

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Bethany

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Inform readers about the damage caused to the Hawkes Bay from the major floods and how the recovery efforts are progressing

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to tell people there horoscope and no it is not bias it uses their personality

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yea but almost done

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What is something major happening locally or globally that kids should be aware of?

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Write about the purpose of this school newspaper existing

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Could you find a way to create an uplifting story about something - e.g. a record being broken, an interesting animal, a funny competition that has been won etc.

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it is banana and chocolate chip muffin with hazel-nut-i'll know the recipe after next week because of camp-. Spencer and Griffin

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I think I could write about the wars happening in other countries (Palestine vs Israeli war and the Russia vs Ukraine war), and after doing some research I could find out about more worldwide news.

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Who is it?

What is he known for?

What has he stated he will do for our city?

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Nothing, it is complete. Samuel R

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show how you can achieve your dream job jimi

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show how you can achieve your dream job jimi

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I don't necessarily need any help.

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Yes, but is told from the point of view of T.I.S .

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Yes, but is told from the point of view of T.I.S .

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It is 100% appropriate for children. The purpose of this article is to tell people what indoor bowls is, how it works and that T.I.S won the 2024 indoor bowls competition that they went to. Samuel R

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I still need to finish my Donald Trump vs Kamala Harris article because it is not yet finished. I also need to proof-check my article about the Olympics.

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A bit about the techs, maybe interveiw the new music teacher

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A bit about the techs, maybe interveiw the new music teacher

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to help people  who may not know what they are going to be when they are older and to help people who don ´ t know how to become what they want to be by jimi

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to help people  who may not know what they are going to be when they are older and to help people who don ´ t know how to become what they want to be by jimi

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Sithuki

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Sithuki

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When did it all begin?

What is the purpose of it?

How has it changed over the years?

What has been fundraised for over the years?

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Spencer and Griffin

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The purpose of my Donald Trump vs Kamala Harris article is to inform kids about the election process not only in America but in New Zealand too. My Olympics article is self-explanatory, it's meant to inform kids about the Olympics and it's also meant to inform them about the pros and cons of countries hosting that event. No harmful topics are mentioned in both articles, so they should be kid-friendly. The articles are JUST used to inform kids about what is happening in the world.

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Theo + Aakifah

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The comic is children appropriate and is really fun

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The comic is children appropriate and is really fun

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Sithuki

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Azalea

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Theo + Aakifah

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Emily

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Devyn

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Azalea

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Because our article is about opinions I don't think it's very un-bias but it is appropriate for children Theo + Aakifah

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Emily

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Samuel R

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to share cool baking recipes. not sure. non-bias and appropriate for children

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to share cool baking recipes. not sure. non-bias and appropriate for children

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a chart that says who is in the lead for the sponorships - Archer

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a chart that says who is in the lead for the sponorships - Archer

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Just touching up and finishing a few bits

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Just touching up and finishing a few bits

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Azalea

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yes, it informs people about the kids planting trees for Trees For Survival 

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yes, it informs people about the kids planting trees for Trees For Survival 

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Emily

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Devyn

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Asked kids about some questions we had written down eg. the new teacher move and P.E. schedule. Theo + Aakifah

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I am currently writing an article about the Donald Trump vs Kamala Harris and have written an article about the Olympics (Particularly the affect it's having on the world)

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Barnaby

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Azalea

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About the Sports and starting on the Olympics

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About the Sports and starting on the Olympics

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Azalea

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Barnaby

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just some grammar touch ups olivia and holly

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just some grammar touch ups olivia and holly

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Emily

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Social Dance reviews from kids who have done it so far - Olivia and Holly

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Social Dance reviews from kids who have done it so far - Olivia and Holly

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This was Archer.

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Devyn

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New Traffic Lights by the School to Make It Safer!

Hey everyone!

Exciting news! If you’ve walked or biked to school recently, you might have noticed something new and shiny at the crosswalks near our school. That's right—our neighbourhood just got brand-new traffic lights!

Why the Change?

Our school zone has been super busy lately, with lots of kids and parents crossing the street at the same time. The new traffic lights are here to help everyone stay safe. They’ll make sure that cars stop when they need to, so it’s easier for us to cross the street without any worries.

How Do They Work?

Here’s the scoop on how these new lights are going to help:

Red Means Stop: When the light is red, cars will stop, just like they would at any other traffic light.

Green Means Go: When the light turns green, it’s time for us to cross the street safely.

Flashing Lights: Sometimes, there might be flashing lights to let drivers know they should slow down because there are lots of people around.

What Can We Do?

To make the most out of these new lights, here are a few tips:

Look Both Ways: Even if the light is green, always look both ways before crossing.

Use Crosswalks: Always cross the street at the crosswalk where the traffic lights are.

Stay Alert: Keep your eyes and ears open and avoid distractions like phones while crossing.

What’s Next?

We at TIS Times are hoping for a fun new way to get the idea out so we have a challenge for you: how many times can you see the shiny new lights the winner will receive an article in the news!!!!! (this will expire 1 week after release of this newspaper)

We hope these new traffic lights make getting to and from school a lot safer and more enjoyable for everyone. Let’s all do our part to follow the rules and stay safe!

Stay tuned for more updates and happy crossing!

Your School News Team

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Are you ready for an adventure that will be the highlight of your summer? Let’s dive into what makes Ngamuwahine Camp the coolest place to be for kids aged 11 to 13!

What’s Ngamuwahine Camp All About?

Ngamuwahine Camp is not just your average camp. Imagine a place where you can explore the great outdoors, make new friends, and learn awesome new skills all in one fun-filled package. Nestled in a lush forest with a sparkling river and plenty of open space, this camp is like stepping into your own adventure movie!

A Typical Day at Camp

So, what’s a day at Ngamuwahine Camp like? Let’s walk through it:

Morning Wake-Up: Start your day with a burst of energy! After a hearty breakfast, you’ll have a choice of activities, like hiking through beautiful trails or taking part in a fun, interactive nature class.

Mid-Morning Fun: Dive into exciting activities and challenge yourself with some team sports. There’s something for everyone!

Lunch and Chill Time: Enjoy a delicious lunch with your friends and then relax with some downtime. You might have a chance to play games or simply hang out and chat.

Afternoon Adventures: This is when the real excitement happens! Whether it’s kayaking on the river, learning to build a campfire, or staying in the out camp, the afternoons are packed with thrilling experiences.

Evening Gatherings: As the sun sets, gather around the campfire for s’mores and storytelling. It’s a perfect way to end the day, sharing laughs and stories with new friends.

Why You’ll Love It

Ngamuwahine Camp is all about making memories and having fun. You’ll get to:

Make New Friends: Meet kids from all over who share your interests. You might even meet a lifelong buddy!

Learn New Skills: From survival skills to art techniques, you’ll leave camp with some cool new abilities.

Explore Nature: Experience the beauty of the outdoors in ways you never have before. Who knows what amazing wildlife you’ll spot?

Have Tons of Fun: With so many activities to choose from, boredom is not an option. Every day is packed with excitement and adventure!

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Devyn