And the 2nd Day of Athletics - which was rained out the first day - continues!

Well done to all the children who tried so hard and then again to the children who placed in a heat to go into the finals! Then the finals turned into semi finals and finals - very exciting! It was great to see so many people from R20 in those races! You are very talented!

 Hoiho won the Senior girls relay and came third in the Senior Boys relay - Go Hoiho!

The Spring weather has not been kind but we were brave at Sports Day!

Lucas demonstrates soccer skills at Teach the Teacher!

Lucas, along with Assistant Coaches Max and Quinn, taught us some great moves ad we had a really good go! Unfortunately the field was far too wet to walk, let along run on, so we had to make do with the play surface around the adventure playground. But it was a great running game and we all had fun!

Always moving at Sunnyhills School - keeping fit and having fun in Spring weather!

First up we have Max M's Teach the teacher - where he shared some very complicated but fun soccer moves and we all had a really good growth mindset and had a go! None of us sprained an ankle!

We have continued our running training and are thinking of the Huff n puff early next term! Most of us can now easily do 3 laps and pushing towards 4 laps now. Remember to bring your PE uniform and running shoes to protect those little growing bones every Tue and Thur.

Badminton Auckland sent Dhanny to teach us how to play this fun indoor sport. We learned lots of fun warm ups followed by the different grips and ways to hit the shuttle across the net. Once again a really great mindset from everyone and we are keen to have another go next term. Mrs Fowler has bought some more badminton equipment for our PE shed so we can continue playing.

Having a Brain break in the sun last week - Thank you Miss Stuhlmann!

Scooter Safety at Sunnyhills!

Marianne from Auckland Transport talks to us about what we need to wear to keep ourselves safe - a helmet and closed in shoes.

We rode our scooters carefully - in and out of the cones - gliding and using the brake with one foot.

Great stopping for pedestrian crossings and driveways too. We also practiced emergency stops for when we suddenly see a car or a pedestrian coming our way - jump off with 2 feet onto the footpath or grass beside us.