Tamaki Int - Thank you and goodbye

We have now completed all postings from material from our 2008 class. Students are now located at Tamaki College, and work relating to their 2009 efforts can be located by clicking here.

The new site from Mr Webb, the teacher who authored the blog with the students has recently started. You can locate that by clicking here.

I would like to sincerely thank all of you for your visit to this site, thank you for everyone who contributed to this site and please get in contact with us at our new site. We're very keen to network from our new location.

The teacher in charge of this site can be emailed directly at:
myles.webb@gmail.com

Tamaki Int. - Cultural Festival Montage

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Tamakitoday - Recommends...

One blog that I'd really suggest that you view is linked here. This is Mr Lamshed's class in Australia. In Australia like New Zealand students are currently on their end of year Summer break.

In 2009 Mr Lamshed's class at Hackham East School is going to be a Boys Classroom with a lot of the work focussed on online work and cultural activites. They have already posted a number of videos and material and footage from the end of 2008 and you can tell its going to be an outstanding stite. Would strongly recommend that you check it out!

Tamak Int - Tamaki Idol Highlights 2008

This is the final set of highlights from our end of year talent quest called "Tamaki Idol" that was held on the last day of school for 2008. This is footage of three students singing the song "Stronger". The featured students are Jasmiine from Room Six, Rochelle from Room Sixteen and Mikeala from Room Six. This is the final video highlight for 2008 as this site is technically inactive. All the students are from 2009 onwards scheduled to be students at Tamaki College a These singing highlights were filmed by Mereana on December 20th at Tamaki Intermeidate School Hall.

Tamaki Int - Back Into Action

Those of you following this site will know that we've had major technical difficulties in the last few weeks. I'm happy to announce that these have been successfully resolved and all remaining 2008 work will be posted shortly, and we will be announcing next week the new blog address for 2009.

Tamaki Int - Cook Island Solo Dance

This is our second to last highlight from our 2008 Cultural Show - this dance is one of the solo items and its Latrell's performance from Calliope House. All of the four school houses had to have an individual dance act that represented the cutlures of the students at Tamaki Intermediate School. This is a traditional solo Cook Island dance. Latrell also performed a version of this on our schools trip to the Cook Islands in 2008. Filmed by Victor at Tamaki Intermediate School on Friday 5th December at the Tamaki Intermediate School Hall.

Tamaki Int. - Indian Girls Group Dance

As part of our Tamaki Intermediate Haka Waiata Festival 2008 our students had to perform five acts in total that represented some of the different cultures at Tamaki Intermediate School. This act is the Girls Indian Group from Calliope House (Red - hence the uniforms). The students were taught this traditional Indian Dance by one of the Calliope House Teachers who was Mrs Sigamoney. They practised themsevles leading up to the competition. Regular followers of this site may recognise some of the students in this act! Filmed during the festival by Victor on Friday 5th December 2008 at Tamaki Intermediate School Hall.

Students in New Zealand have another two weeks of holidays before the end of our summer holidays with students back in early February in most places. A reminder that this site is being maintained as a static site - new posts (2009) relating to the work of the teacher will be posted on our new site opening in a couple of weeks. Thanks for your visit.

Tamaki Int - Maori Boys Haka Highlights

This is the Calliope (Red) House's Boys performing a Haka at our School Cultural Festival. This Haka is called 'Ka Mate' and is the famous Haka that the New Zealand Rugby team 'the All Blacks' perform as a challenge to the other teams before every rugby international. It was filmed at the Tamaki Intermediate School Hall on Friday 5th December 2008.

Tamaki Int - Technical Posting Difficulties

Due to unforeseen circumstances Tamakitoday is experiencing some significant posting difficulties and will not resume posting until next week. This site is dedicated to the students of Room Six of Tamaki Intermediate School who were students in the class in 2008. The teacher in charge of this site has changed schools and towns and the new site will begin posting at the end of this month. In the meantime if you leave a comment we will return the compliment although it might not be straight away for the next week or so. Many thanks for your visit to this site we really appreciate it.

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