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The MPS Wolves (Class 6/7 mixed) took it to the court at B&T Stadium last week – after a hard-fought game against SwishedOn, they bounced back strong this week with a win over the Pythons.

Shoutout to our High School Junior Girls who made a strong season debut, taking the win against Baradene College.

A great start to the season, fierce energy, and plenty more to come.
Let’s go MPS! 💪

#MPSBasketball #TeamSpirit #KaRawe
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Many harmful chemical compounds find their way into environmental waterways. Class 11 students conducted testing on water samples, identifying harmful chemical compounds by detecting both cations and anions (positively and negatively charged ions). They researched the impact these pollutants can have on ecosystems and human health.

It’s science with purpose—empowering students to understand and protect the world around them.

#ChemistryInAction #EnvironmentalScience #Level2Chemistry
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Our tamariki in Class 3 have just completed their Time and Seasons Main Lesson — a hands-on exploration of how humans have marked time through the ages. From watching the sun and moon, to learning the days and months in English, Te Reo Māori, and German (with dancing and clapping along the way!), they brought time to life.
They traced their shadows, crafted sundials, experimented with ancient candle and water clocks, and even built their own wooden clocks in the Outdoor Classroom — shaping both short and long hands themselves.
This rich, creative journey unfolded deep understanding, while naturally weaving in literacy and maths skills.

Ko te wā – he taonga!
Time is a treasure.

#WaldorfEducation #SteinerEducation #LearningThroughDoing #OutdoorClassroom #TimeAndSeasons #NatureBasedLearning

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Wrapped in colourful tissue, each hidden “egg” held a special surprise – a flower bulb, lovingly prepared as a gift for Classes 1-7. 🌷

After the excitement of the hunt, the lower school students planted their treasures around the school grounds. We look forward to seeing the fruits of their mahi bloom next spring – a living reminder of generosity, connection, and the cycle of the seasons.🌱☀️

#WaldorfEducation #EasterHunt #TuakanaTeina #SteinerSchool
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Through hands-on experiences in the outdoor classroom program, Steiner believed that children learn best through concrete, sensory experiences – reflected in the careful cutting and shaping of feathers. This activity also connects them to the natural world, enhances fine motor skills, and fosters an appreciation for traditional craftsmanship.

#WaldorfEducation #SteinerEducation #HistoryOfWriting #Calligraphy #OutdoorClassroom
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Join us today until 3:30 pm in the Whare, right at the entrance of Michael Park School. Discover beautiful, nature-inspired crafts rooted in Waldorf Steiner education and celebrate the season with handmade autumn treasures. Indulge in luscious handmade chocolates by Cara Telle and soak in the warm atmosphere on this rainy day. Grab your brolly and come and find something special!

🌿🐰 Nau mai, haere mai – we’d love to see you! 🍁🎨🍫
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