Tēnā koutou, The Sommerville Community Links Programme “Te Hapori” strives to develop confidence and independence through a challenging and supportive environment. We aim to deliver a balanced curriculum with opportunities for young adults to make a successful transition out of school. We value, respect, and celebrate diversity of all our backgrounds that make us individuals, capable of whatever we set our minds to.
Thursday 4 July 2013
Turning our garden beautiful
We have put hours of sweat and hard work in to our garden. We have turned it from a jungle in to a beautiful fertile garden. We have 4 planter boxes that grow; bulbs, flowers, vegetables, and pumpkins.
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Wow! Fantastic job everyone. I hope you know how amazing you all are. You've all put in a lot of work. I really hope all the veges you plant flourish and feed a lot of people =) Keep up the hard work =)
Talofa from Samoa!! You have all done such a fabulous job with your garden. Here in Samoa we love gardens but I actually think your vegetable patch looks much nicer than mine. Great work everyone. I can't wait to see more photos!!
Thank you so much Caroline, the students have been working so hard and really appreciate your kind words.
P.S. your cup cakes look amazing!
Thanks Roxie, the students love the feed back! Kia Ora
Cool garden
Looking at the pictures of your garden before you started and comparing them to your garden now, the difference is amazing. The garden looks very organised and I am sure you are enjoying the yummy produce. Well done.
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