Google Hangout

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This morning at 10am we had our first whole hub Google Hangout. It was fantastic seeing so many gorgeous faces again! We are looking forward to seeing more faces tomorrow at 10am :)

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  1. Mrs Theresa Moriarty (Mrs M)May 14, 2020 at 9:28 PM

    Google hangouts are so cool. I love hanging out with all the gorgeous children in Te Ope Ruaraki. It sounds like you all had lots of fun catching up with each other. It is so funny to think of you all being together, learning at the same time, but you are all in different homes. Google Hangouts are so good at making sure we are all together when we can't be in the same space.

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