Monday, 6 August 2018

CONGRATULATIONS to the following Students who represented HNI at the H B Science and Technology Fair, 2018, this week. Results : 4 outstanding, highly commended and commended awards. Check out the school fb page for photos and details CONGRATULATIONS everyone.


William Bush
Outstanding year 7
Ella White
Outstanding year 7
Georgia Willis

Yasmine Tiedemann

Tapas Kant
Commended year 7
William Leary
Adam Wall
Libby Fussell

Hamish Hutchinson

Sofia Lumbreras
Outstanding Year 8 project and
Top year 7 and 8 Project at the HB Fair
Bridget Grant
Highly Commended year 8
Zoe Elliott

Charlotte Cole
Livvie Cole
Fionn White

Vaya Chaplow      Georgie Rust
Outstanding Year 7
Jack Firth
Holly  Andrews

 PROJECT SECTION ... lots of winners ... check out the HNIS fb page

Sofia Lumbreras
Wyatt Horsfall
Giselle August



Will Leary
Libby Fussell
Georgia Wills
QUIZ ...  great competition.

Piper Burroughs
Cain Young


Tayla Louise Lys
Leo Wiltshire
TECHNOLOGY CHALLENGE  HNI were winners  ... check out the HNIS fb page

Thursday, 19 July 2018

HNI Science Fair … getting exciting ... one week to go !

PROJECTS come to the sci tech room on Thursday morning, first thing, or at the beginning of lunch-time.  Class teachers will select which projects, in their class,  go into the HNI School Science Fair ... they will be the projects that best meet the science fair project criteria.

  • Parents are invited to view PROJECTS on Thursday afternoon, while the interviews are on. Venue: Science technology Room.
The display boards are still available from the school office for $10.

Students interested in the Quiz section have already submitted their names and teams will be announced, after a selection process early next term.  
The Technology Challenge teams will also be announced early next term.  

Thursday, 14 June 2018

HNIS has so many budding photographers. ...

Celebrating TREES in our world ...    https://youtu.be/76wPbCq2_OY 

HNI students were invited to take 'People with Trees' photographs.   
Our TOP 3 entries are by Giselle, Tayla and Lyric-Rose (in the large frames) and runners up are Chloe, Ruby and Libby, , Bridget and Becs (small coloured frames).
Thank-you, everyone, for your creative entries.  WOW !  WOW ! and WOW ! again.

Wednesday, 13 June 2018

Science Fair is coming up ...

Class teachers and Miss Hawtin in Science Tech have all the info you need to create a fantastic investigation.
Did you know that ...   ???

  • you only need to ask and you will get some ideas and help from teachers to get through your project
  • you can earn up to 16 GOLD points for your project
  • there is big prize money for winners and spot prizes
  • you can work with a friend
  • there are some projects in the library for you to look at
  • there is a booklet for you and your parents
  • it is DUE the first week of term 3

Full STEAM ahead

https://www.sciencealert.com/here-s-what-steam-is-and-why-the-a-matters-to-science

Tuesday, 5 June 2018

Hey ... it's "Be With a Tree Week" !!! Take an ARTY TREE photo, i.e. a photo with you and your friends in it ... and ... Have a tree-rific week!


Email your 'arty  photo with your fav tree' to Miss Hawtin ...    Have fun !!!
Your pictures will be published on this Blog .... with the best photo(s)  framed and returned to you.   A World with out trees is unimaginable !

Trees are so good for us. They…

  • Help with climate change, make oxygen, and clean the air
  • Are a habitat (home) for wild life, and are beautiful and fun
  • Hold stories, meaning, and memories
  • Make us feel safe and well and bring us together
  • Stop soil erosion
  • Give us food and resources, and shade and shelter
  • Mark the seasons ............. what else?   .............. 

Tuesday, 17 April 2018

FUNGI FRIDAY is coming up early in term 2 ... Look out for FUNGI and let's see if we can collect an even wider range of fungi to share this year.



The NASA "Tour of the Moon" video ... WOW ! (DEFINITELY not made of cheese, Kids!!! HAhahaha!)

NASA | Tour of the Moon - YouTube

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2iSZMv64wuU

Mar 14, 2012 - Uploaded by NASA Goddard
Although the moon has remained largely unchanged during human history, our understanding of it and how it has evolved over time has evolved dramatically. Thanks to new measurements, we have new and unprecedented views of its surface, along with new insight into how it and other rocky planets in our solar system came to look the way they do. See some of the sights and learn more about the moon here!