Gisborne Girls High School Graduation at Awapuni School

Tino pai rawa atu whanau!
What a great graduation evening as whanau from Gisborne Girls High School were joined with whanau from other schools in completing the programme.

Three Underway

It's all go at the moment with three schools in the middle of their training and all graduating before Christmas.
Gisborne Intermediate has a large group of about 25 training hard towards their graduation on Monday 6th December at 6.00pm.
Te Karaka School is assisting Waikohu College (Soon to be both amalgamated in to an Area School) with their numbers by holding training nights at the primary School.
Around 16 whanau will graduate at assembly on Friday 26th November at 2.30pm.
Awapuni School is running training sessions on behalf of Gisborne Girls high School and about 20 whanau will graduate on Monday 22nd November at 6.00pm.

KA MAU TE WEHI WHANAU!
See you all at the graduations.

Awapuni Graduation

Thanks to Awapuni School for running a Computers in Homes programme that included Lytton and Kaiti Whanau.

Awapuni Graduation on PhotoPeach

Kia ora Waikohu whanau.
Thanks for the awesome night at your graduation. You guys were just da bomb!
Sorry for some of the bad pictures. Blame the camera man.

Waikohu College Graduation August 2010 on PhotoPeach

Ilminster Intermediate Graduation June 2010

Wow, what luck! I have found the missing graduation pictures. I hope all is progressing well. Keep up the mahi whanau.


Ilminster Intermediate Graduation June 2010 on PhotoPeach

Te Karaka whanau at Waikohu College

Te Karaka whanau at Waikohu College are hard out with their 20 hours of training on how to manage the information age. Great to see everyone learning 21st century skills.

Caught on Video!

Some more graduation pics from Ilminster Intermediate, this time they are moving. Well done again whanau and keep in touch. Hopefully your broadband is pumping?

Graduation Day at Ilminster Intermediate

Graduation evening at Ilminster Intermediate was a time to celebrate those 8 whanau who completed their 20 hours of training. All of our participants were congratulated by Nona Aston (Gisborne Deputy Mayor) and Di Das (CiH National Coordinator) who both encouraged whanau to take further steps in future learning journeys.

Waikohu College

What an awesome bunch of whanau who turned up for our CiH project introduction at Waikohu College. They definitely are a close bunch with plenty of whanau connections. Enthusiasm was the highlight of the night and it looks like they are going to have plenty of fun during their training sessions. Waikohu are set to graduate around 20 whanau.
A big shout out to Jenny Lynch for taking on the role of Project Champion and Trainer.
We are all looking forward to graduation day.