- large enough spaces for the team to meet
together comfortably and accommodate whanau/families
- ‘caves’ for students to be able to work
independently
- smaller, transparent spaces [break-out] for
groups to work e.g. STEPs, ESOL, RR
- accessible kitchen for students
- wet space with art benches and sink facilities
- excellent indoor outdoor flow
- verandahs with cover for students and staff
to work outside in inclement weather
- access to gardens
- glass, light - connection to outside
- access to activboards (not necessarily fixed)
in spaces which block the light
- robust wireless capability with suitable
charging stations
- wall spaces for displays
- colour
- suitable but minimal personal teacher storage
space
- suitable area/design for students’ belongings
- Verandahs FOR EATING
- A comfy library corner area shared between 2
or 3 classes. Access to Books.
Tuesday, August 12, 2014
Classroom Spaces
AS part of our master-planning with the architect, Murray Robertson, staff and students are thinking about the 'must-haves' for our classroom spaces. This is an emerging list from the staff -
Monday, August 4, 2014
Professional learning
This afternoon our staff will continue to work with Mark Osborne from CORE education to develop our understanding of co-teaching - working collaboratively in shared spaces. We will focus on maximising the benefits for our students.
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