Monthly Archives: July 2014

The Level 1 NCEA class are making excellent progress on their short story study: ‘Ka Kite Bro,’ by Willie Davis. (‘See you later, brother.’) The important theme of this story is that different cultures have different ways of doing things, … Continue reading →

Parent teacher nights are a great way for caregivers to meet their child’s teachers and discuss their progress. Last Thursday and tonight, parents, caregivers, home stays and agents are very welcome to come to Lincoln and have 5 minute interviews … Continue reading →

Hokey pokey ice cream is famous in New Zealand, so everyone HAD to try it when we walked into Lincoln Village for orientation. Everyone agreed it’s  delicious!.

The weather is bad but the smiles are warm! Welcome back to term 3. Orientation day yesterday went well. Here are some photos of the new students getting to know the ‘old’ students.

Holidays always go very fast, don’t they? I hope everyone has had time to relax. Some students have returned to China and Thailand for the holidays to see their families and some of our Japanese students have attended language school. … Continue reading →

Last night over 400 excited students attended the ball. Everyone looked amazing! The boys all looked formal and handsome in suits and ties. The girls wore beautiful dresses, all the colours of the rainbow. (Although all the International girls decided … Continue reading →

Anyone can play table tennis at lunchtimes in the small gym. As an end of term treat, the ESOL classes went and played in class time. Don’t forget the table tennis English vocab!

It’s hard to believe that term 2 is almost over! It’s been quite a short term – 9 weeks – and the time has gone very fast. We’ve achieved a lot in class. The senior Level 2 class have worked … Continue reading →