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The Mysteries of Woodridge Farm

Students from the senior syndicate at Bellevue School researched the history of Woodridge Farm. Explore their website to find out more information about this area of Newlands in Wellington.

The Mysteries of Woodridge Farm

Endangered Species and Important Places

The Northcote Intermediate School's Living Heritage project explores endangered species, looking at their habitats, human impact, food chains and life cycles. They also looked into all the amazing national parks around New Zealand and what they have to offer. The website has stories and videos which show their learning.

Endangered Species and Important Places

From Brown to Green

Omarama School is in the Mackenzie Basin which is an area continuing to change because of the farmers irrigating their land. In their Living Heritage project, students in the senior room explored how this has been happening over the last few decades and the junior room students shared some information on what happens on the farms in the Omarama area.

From Brown to Green

The Mahana Whakapapa

The Mahana School project explores the story of their community and the wider society through an historical timeline. Mahana is a small community which is changing fast and they wanted to promote a sense of belonging and pride in their past and present, and optimism for the future.

The Mahana Whakapapa

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