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Opinion: What do you like about Te Rangihakahaka Centre for Science and Technology?

Samantha Olley
Samantha Olley
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From left, Renee Gillies, Bella Wharekura, 9, Mercia Wharerau, 10, and Kevin Hay, 13 at Te Rangihakahaka Centre for Science and Technology. Photo / Samantha Olley

From left, Renee Gillies, Bella Wharekura, 9, Mercia Wharerau, 10, and Kevin Hay, 13 at Te Rangihakahaka Centre for Science and Technology. Photo / Samantha Olley

Te Irimana Hatu Edmonds Huriwai, 10. Photo / Samantha Olley
Te Irimana Hatu Edmonds Huriwai, 10. Photo / Samantha Olley

I enjoy the service and passion activities. For my service I go to Daybreak Senior Day Care. For my passion I go to Tama Tū Tama Ora. We do circuit training and meditation there.

Te Ahurewa Roberts-Tuahuru, 11

Raukura Kahukiwa, 14. Photo / Samantha Olley
Raukura Kahukiwa, 14. Photo / Samantha Olley

I like all of the resources and new equipment. In our classrooms we have whiteboard tables, and I have a favourite couch too!

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Raukura Kahukiwa, 14

Te Irimana Hatu Edmonds Huriwai, 10. Photo / Samantha Olley
Te Irimana Hatu Edmonds Huriwai, 10. Photo / Samantha Olley

I like playing basketball outside and the Te Ao Māori days every Friday.

Te Irimana Hatu Edmonds Huriwai, 10

Tairesse Epapara, 11. Photo / Samantha Olley
Tairesse Epapara, 11. Photo / Samantha Olley

I love learning about whakapapa and waiata. I like visiting historic places and learning about our ancestors because it makes them feel more real.

Tairesse Epapara, 11

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