Home / Rotorua Daily PostOpinion: What do you like about Mokoia Intermediate?Rotorua Daily Post15 May, 2018 02:58 PMQuick ReadSaveShareShare this articleCopy LinkEmailFacebookTwitter/XLinkedInRedditMatthew Gray, 12, (left) Hayden Morrison, 12, Kiara Ward, 12, Milla Phipps, 12 (front) and Whakaahua Kawane Pirika Petero, 12. Photo/Stephen ParkerMatthew Gray, 12, (left) Hayden Morrison, 12, Kiara Ward, 12, Milla Phipps, 12 (front) and Whakaahua Kawane Pirika Petero, 12. Photo/Stephen ParkerWe asked Mokoia Intermediate pupils why they liked going to the school.Whakaahua Kawane Pirika Petero, 12. It's fun because there are lots of sports. I like rugby, league and discus. I'm in the rumaki class. We learn in Māori and you get to learn your whakapapa and history.WHAKAAHUA KAWANE PIRIKA PETERO, 12Year 8AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.Kiara Ward, 12.I like the environment and that we're all a big whānau. Everyone knows everyone and gets along. The teachers all care about you.KIARA WARD, 12Year 8Hayden Morrison, 12.I like my teacher because her classroom is colourful and she gets you outside and has the same amount of passion for outside and inside learning.AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.HAYDEN MORRISON, 12Year 8Milla Phipps, 12.You get to do what you want to do because it's a small school. I like the teachers. They push you and they get to know you.MILLA PHIPPS 12Year 8Matthew Gray, 12.I like the sports like hockey and water polo. I like that all there are different cultures in the classrooms.MATTHEW GRAY, 12Year 8SaveShareShare this articleCopy LinkEmailFacebookTwitter/XLinkedInRedditLatest from Rotorua Daily PostRotorua Daily PostDrug dealer's fear: Why a gang member handed in his patch19 Nov 04:00 PMRotorua Daily PostWatch: Up to 55,000 people march on Parliament in unprecedented day of protest - only one arrest19 Nov 06:42 AMRotorua Daily Post'Really happy': Community donates thousands to Christmas Appeal in first week19 Nov 05:00 AMFreddie’s journey from illness to joysponsoredAdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.
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