If you want to know how the solar system works, head along to Whangārei Primary School.
Key information is laid bare on a series of display panels ESOL students put together with the assistance of their teacher Julie Hepi and the technical help came from Bob Adam of the Northland Astronomical Society.
The WPS solar system model consists of a series of display panels - one for the Sun and one for each of the planets and the asteroid belt.
The panels are spaced at a scale distance from the Sun of 1 to 1.6 thousand million.
It means that the Earth's panel is 24.5 metres from the Sun's panel.
The panels for the naked-eye planets like Saturn fit within the school grounds, while Uranus is on the shared pathway and Neptune is on the boundary of Whangārei Intermediate School, 740 metres away.