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Submitted by Peter Aim on Thu, 26/08/2010 - 1:09pm

Peter Aim

Peter brings a wealth of experience to both the area of principalship and teaching. He has been a principal for over 13 years and been a classroom teacher for over 15 years. An enthusiastic practitioner, Peter enjoys the challenge that education provides in the 21st. Century.

 

About Me

Submitted by kaseypoole on Thu, 26/08/2010 - 12:45pm

Kasey Poole (B.A., Grad.Dip.Tch.Ln)

I graduated from the University of Canterbury in 2008, and was lucky to begin my teaching career at Matangi School in January 2009.

I have had experience in teaching year 2,3 and 4 since starting at Matangi, and have thoroughly enjoyed all of these age groups.

As a recently trained teacher I have up to date knowledge on curriculum and other teaching practice. I have attended a number of different courses since starting at Matangi and these have helped me to increase my professional knowledge further.

About Me

Submitted by Jan Lloyd on Thu, 26/08/2010 - 12:44pm

Jan Lloyd (B.Ed., T.T.C)

During my teaching career I have taught all levels from Year 0 through to Year 8. Most of my experience has been in the Year 4-6 area.

As a teacher I enjoy creating a supportive learning environment in which children have opportunities to learn and challenge themselves.

I have always kept up with new teaching practices and thoroughly enjoy the challenges teaching offers me.

Strengths: Numeracy, Literacy, Science, Technology.

Interests:  Music- I play the piano. keyboard, and the mandolin.

About Me

Submitted by Paula Schwikkard on Thu, 26/08/2010 - 12:36pm
Paula Schwikkard
 
I received my Diploma in Higher Education after four years of specialised training in the junior school area. Since moving to New Zealand in 2002, I have studied further and received my Bachelor of Teaching Degree. I have considerable experience in the teaching of junior children and have taught in mainstream classes as well as in Special Education. 
 

Centennial Blog

Submitted by admin on Fri, 26/02/2010 - 4:31pm

A blog is a place on our website where we can suggest topics for discussion, and where you, our parent community, can have your say....

This blog is a place where any questions about the centennial can be asked. Please feel free to comment!

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