NZ Air

http://matome.naver.jp/odai/2135204393385530101
I suppose the students will see it in the plane next year...:-)

Waitomo Garden

 

 We cleaned the garden up in June.

But after 3 months the Waitomo Garden is....

So we do it again...

First of all ,surrounding grass are mown. 

And the grass in the azalea of a border is extracted. 

And then we did inside of it.

Became fine .... 

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Come and see the garden please...

Cheering Party

                                                               
                                                                 

We T.I.A. had the cheering party for exchanging students in March 11.

The students showed the performance of dance that they would do in NZ.  

Tour Agent explained about the home stay.All of them will have a first experience of home staying in NZ.

Orientation for the Jr.-Hi Students

    

We had the last orientation for the exchanging students, with cooperation by Ashley Alexander

Morris Derek, Maya Katzir, and Dean Frampton.

Before conversation they write foreigner's name by KANJI .  

 After lesson we had a lunch party.

Thank you all !!

Orientation 2011 has started !!

Nov. 12 Saturday

The orientation for the 16th Home stay program has started.

Mary Aruga and Ashley Alexander taught English conversation for 8 exchanging students.

At first, they try to introduce themselves.

'Hello.'

'Nice to meet you.'

'My name is...'

'Please call me ...'

I remember the age of my Jr-Hi :-)

Young teacher Ashley explained the useful skits.

The invincible teachers !!

The MAORI song "POKARE KARE ANA" is the indispensable one.

They will learn NZ's history, culture, life, and how to explain about our town Tatsuno.

We are helping grow up a little ambassador.

Exhibition 2011

T.I.A. displayed the photos of our activities in 2010-2011 for the Autumn Exhibition of Tatsuno Town.

It's seems like the Chronicle of T.I.A.

We don't want to be conservative, but we couldn't do any new events last year.

At least, I should have changed in a exhibition way.

I repent of a few.

English & Japanese Speech Contest

We held the English & Japanese Speech Contest on Sept. 11.

At first, Japanese Speech Contest by foreigners was done.

Mr. Komura the Superintendent of education told about judging.

Mrs. Matono spoke about the life in Japan.

The Judges for the English Speech Contest.

And the English Speech Contest was done.

Miss Ami Takizawa spoke her dream.

Mary explained the judgment.

Jr-Hi School students and Judges.