The roadway between Panguru and Kaitaia, coming out by Ahipara.Leaving home at 8:00am, I arrived at the beautiful Te Kura o Panguru school at 11:00am, just in time to listen to the wonderful speeches being given by the tamariki at the top marae above the school. Was a great opportunity to catch up with Marietta Rihari (our Te Reo Maori teacher) and Mina Pomare (Principal). Following the visit, I travelled the back road up to Kaitaia. Had to stop to take a photograph of the 
one lane road, just to be able to remind people why we need meetings via VC so that we don't have to travel.
Panguru is set in a beautiful valley and it was so enjoyable to be around the students from Panguru.
Before travelling North, we joined a VC with StudyIt from Wellington and the "expert English teacher", Roz from Bay of Islands College. This was a great PD opportunity and no one had to travel.
one lane road, just to be able to remind people why we need meetings via VC so that we don't have to travel.Panguru is set in a beautiful valley and it was so enjoyable to be around the students from Panguru.
Before travelling North, we joined a VC with StudyIt from Wellington and the "expert English teacher", Roz from Bay of Islands College. This was a great PD opportunity and no one had to travel.
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