Waiheke's next generation of lifeguards put through their paces
Brodie Nathan, Ao Hau ( teacher) and Ethan Douglas with Rotary's Sherryn El Bakary
Fossil Bay Primary School year 4 pupils with their new dictionaries
Sherryn El Bakary, John Waugh and Steve Fabris at the Britomart train station.
Mailis Herren of year 12 and Toby Ryder of year 13 show off their upgraded Robot.
Waiheke Rotary were very excited to see that Waiheke pupil, Bonnie Curle appeared on the cover of the nationwide Education Gazette.
This week Sherryn El Bakary and Richard Potter, Youth Directors of the Waiheke Rotary Club, visited both Waiheke Primary School and Te Huruhi Primary School to donate 107 Usbourne Illustrated Dictionaries to all year 4 pupils. This project has been an annual highlight for both schools, according to the teachers involved, since it was instigated by Waiheke Rotary in 2012. Tess Parlane of Te Huruhi School assured us that the pupils had been looking forward to Rotary’s visit and were incredibly excited and proud of their books.
Rotary's Neil Harding (right) has been leading the charge to get AED devices installed all over Waiheke.
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