30.08.2010
Welcome to week 7 of term 3, 2010.
Dates for your calendar :-
3rd Sept. - Capital E - End Game for senior room students.
6th Sept. - Life Education.
9th Sept. - Mastermind at Kimbolton at 7.00pm.
10th Sept. - Oroua Netball (p.p: 16th Sept).
13th Sept. - Ski Trip (p.p 20th September).
14th Sept. - B.O.T meeting @ 6.30pm. 17th Sept. - Social at Waituna West.
24th Sept. – Assembly. Term 3 ends.
11th Oct. - Term 4 begins.
Students of the Week:
Junior Rm – Wk 5 - Tyler! Great reading, has moved from Yellow 1 - Yellow 2. Wk 6 - David!
Oroua Group of Schools Speech Competition
A huge congratulations to Emma who was placed 3rd at the recent Oroua Speech competition. Both Emma and Caleb K represented Apiti School extremely well with great expression and gestures. They both knew their speeches very well.
Congratulations to Bridget from Kiwitea, who won the speech competition.
Last week it was the Oroua speech competition they were all really good. The exciting bit was that Bridget came 1st, Hannah from Waituna West came 2nd and Emma came 3rd. - By Hannah
Hydroponics Sharing
At the moment we don't have any tomatoes planted because they were dying due to temperature and irregular nutrient supply. We would like to thank Vaughan for buying us a new pump. We have been using some parsley and spinach in our stuffed potatoes. - By Ashleigh
Keeping Ourselves Safe
Last Tuesday Mrs Hayden came. She read us a story. It was about a girl who had to look for her turkeys that had escaped. Mum told her to take her cousin from out of town. They started going but her cousin climbed over the fence even though her mother told them to go through the gate. The girl followed her cousin. They went down a cliff. Luckily they didn't get hurt. They came to a train track. Then they sounded out a word. It said 'Dynamite' They sounded out 'explo' ... 'explos' ... 'explosives!' So they went and told the police. The police told them they were dangerous. They said, "Lucky we didn't touch it" I learnt not to touch things I don't know about. - By Travis
At the moment we have been learning about internet safety. There is a really good site called Hectors world. It helps us learn all about internet safety. It has lots of good places you can go onto. The web site is http://www.hectorsworld.co.nz/ or you can go onto our home page and go to the bottom and on the side will be a little sign that says 'Internet Safety'. - By Ashleigh
We are learning about internet safety by looking at Hector's World. We can watch videos and play music. You can play games and learn some new songs. Learn how to keep safe on the internet by going to Hector's World! - By Charlotte
Senior Room Homework
Healthy Lunches
Do you rush around on a Monday and Wednesday trying to find something suitable for your child/rens lunches?
Well I have the solution!!
At Apiti school we have healthy lunches
This term we are cooking stuffed potatoes.
Not only are potatoes healthy but they are very filling.
Lately we have been filling them with things like herbs out of our Herb Harden / Glass House and bacon.
So send along a $2 coin in your child/rens lunch box and get a potato!! - By Emma
Plant Experts
We still have 40 Hebes to sell and 20 Kowhai plants. Hebes make good hedges. But if you would like a bush just leave them and prune them to suit. Kowhai grow to around about 5 to 10 metres tall. - By Jacob
Daffodil Day - Cake Making
Daffodil day is a day when people give hope to people who are going though cancer. They give hope by giving money. There are stands with money buckets and lots of daffodils, and people walk by and put some money in the bucket and get given a daffodil to support the cancer society. Our School, with the help of June, thought of making cakes to support the Cancer Society. We made them on Friday the 27th of August. We put them on display and auctioned them at the Tavern. All of the money raised will be donated to the Cancer Society. - By Tom
14th Sept. - B.O.T meeting @ 6.30pm. 17th Sept. - Social at Waituna West.
24th Sept. – Assembly. Term 3 ends.
11th Oct. - Term 4 begins.
Students of the Week:
Junior Rm – Wk 5 - Tyler! Great reading, has moved from Yellow 1 - Yellow 2. Wk 6 - David!
Great reading, has moved from Yellow 1 - Yellow 2. Alex to Magenta 2. Derek for a great speech. Hayley for a great 6 year old nett assessment.
Senior Rm - Wk 5 - Ethan! - Fantastic understanding and learning using ICT, self motivated learning.
Wk 6 - Chevelle! - Independent motivated learning; setting the benchmark for Visual language learning using 'Whale Rider'!
Quality work table :-Maths:- Emma, Caleb J, Huntah, Travis. Handwriting:- Jacob, Ethan, Huntah. Basic Facts:- Caleb J. Writing:- Chevelle, Travis.
Appreciation Box :- Chevelle x 2, Hannah x 2, Ashleigh.
ICT Student led Conferences
Two of our students, Ethan and Tom, joined other leaders from Feilding Schools to share their ICT learning with others at our area ICT Student led conference recently. Ashleigh, Tom and Ethan developed a presentation to teach others about internet safety and how to develop an Avatar to protect your identity.
Click here to view their presentation
A Participant's view
We learn heaps of different skills on computers. We first went to Gloster and made our own posters. After Glogster we went to Kid pix. Here we made a Pak'n'Save ad using cartoons.
It was awesome! We went to play on the playground. After play, we were off to Voice thread. Voice thread is an awesome site to make comments and download pictures and you can also download videos. We are using this programme at school to download and reflect on our speeches. We had too long at the Voice thread breakout and went into lunchtime! After lunch we went to xtra normal. This was new for us and lots of people are learning to use it to make tell a story. That was the end of our tasks. After that we watched and listened to some students from a Wellington College speak to us. - By Chevelle
Senior Rm - Wk 5 - Ethan! - Fantastic understanding and learning using ICT, self motivated learning.
Wk 6 - Chevelle! - Independent motivated learning; setting the benchmark for Visual language learning using 'Whale Rider'!
Quality work table :-Maths:- Emma, Caleb J, Huntah, Travis. Handwriting:- Jacob, Ethan, Huntah. Basic Facts:- Caleb J. Writing:- Chevelle, Travis.
Appreciation Box :- Chevelle x 2, Hannah x 2, Ashleigh.
ICT Student led Conferences
Two of our students, Ethan and Tom, joined other leaders from Feilding Schools to share their ICT learning with others at our area ICT Student led conference recently. Ashleigh, Tom and Ethan developed a presentation to teach others about internet safety and how to develop an Avatar to protect your identity.
Click here to view their presentation
A Participant's view
We learn heaps of different skills on computers. We first went to Gloster and made our own posters. After Glogster we went to Kid pix. Here we made a Pak'n'Save ad using cartoons.
It was awesome! We went to play on the playground. After play, we were off to Voice thread. Voice thread is an awesome site to make comments and download pictures and you can also download videos. We are using this programme at school to download and reflect on our speeches. We had too long at the Voice thread breakout and went into lunchtime! After lunch we went to xtra normal. This was new for us and lots of people are learning to use it to make tell a story. That was the end of our tasks. After that we watched and listened to some students from a Wellington College speak to us. - By Chevelle
Oroua Group of Schools Speech Competition
A huge congratulations to Emma who was placed 3rd at the recent Oroua Speech competition. Both Emma and Caleb K represented Apiti School extremely well with great expression and gestures. They both knew their speeches very well.
Congratulations to Bridget from Kiwitea, who won the speech competition.
Last week it was the Oroua speech competition they were all really good. The exciting bit was that Bridget came 1st, Hannah from Waituna West came 2nd and Emma came 3rd. - By Hannah
Hydroponics Sharing
At the moment we don't have any tomatoes planted because they were dying due to temperature and irregular nutrient supply. We would like to thank Vaughan for buying us a new pump. We have been using some parsley and spinach in our stuffed potatoes. - By Ashleigh
Keeping Ourselves Safe
Last Tuesday Mrs Hayden came. She read us a story. It was about a girl who had to look for her turkeys that had escaped. Mum told her to take her cousin from out of town. They started going but her cousin climbed over the fence even though her mother told them to go through the gate. The girl followed her cousin. They went down a cliff. Luckily they didn't get hurt. They came to a train track. Then they sounded out a word. It said 'Dynamite' They sounded out 'explo' ... 'explos' ... 'explosives!' So they went and told the police. The police told them they were dangerous. They said, "Lucky we didn't touch it" I learnt not to touch things I don't know about. - By Travis
At the moment we have been learning about internet safety. There is a really good site called Hectors world. It helps us learn all about internet safety. It has lots of good places you can go onto. The web site is http://www.hectorsworld.co.nz/ or you can go onto our home page and go to the bottom and on the side will be a little sign that says 'Internet Safety'. - By Ashleigh
We are learning about internet safety by looking at Hector's World. We can watch videos and play music. You can play games and learn some new songs. Learn how to keep safe on the internet by going to Hector's World! - By Charlotte
Senior Room Homework
Well done to Ashleigh who went the extra mile on our homework based on 'Safety Rules at Home and on the Farm'. This was a great opportunity to explore the relevance of 'Keeping Ourselves Safe' for our students.
Healthy Lunches
Do you rush around on a Monday and Wednesday trying to find something suitable for your child/rens lunches?
Well I have the solution!!
At Apiti school we have healthy lunches
This term we are cooking stuffed potatoes.
Not only are potatoes healthy but they are very filling.
Lately we have been filling them with things like herbs out of our Herb Harden / Glass House and bacon.
So send along a $2 coin in your child/rens lunch box and get a potato!! - By Emma
Plant Experts
We still have 40 Hebes to sell and 20 Kowhai plants. Hebes make good hedges. But if you would like a bush just leave them and prune them to suit. Kowhai grow to around about 5 to 10 metres tall. - By Jacob
Daffodil Day - Cake Making
Daffodil day is a day when people give hope to people who are going though cancer. They give hope by giving money. There are stands with money buckets and lots of daffodils, and people walk by and put some money in the bucket and get given a daffodil to support the cancer society. Our School, with the help of June, thought of making cakes to support the Cancer Society. We made them on Friday the 27th of August. We put them on display and auctioned them at the Tavern. All of the money raised will be donated to the Cancer Society. - By Tom
Toka tu Moana
Ski Trip
Oroua Netball - 10th September
We would like to say a big thanks to Mrs Pratt. She has offered to coach us, at the last minute, and we really appreciate this! We have been doing fitness based on netball skills for the last two weeks and are now starting to have practice games on the court. All senior room students will need to bring sports clothes every day. The Oroua Netball Tournament will be held on the 10th of September for Year 4 - 8 students. By Caleb J
Logan, Ben, Hayley, David, Tyler & Alex's team Ireland - 8 played Scotland - 8. Ben scored 2 tries, Alex 2, Logan 2 & Tyler 1.
Huntah's team Wellington - 19 played King country - 7. Huntah scored 4 tries.
Tom's team Auckland - 13 played Waikato - 9.
Caleb J, Caleb K & Jacob’s team Feilding U11 - 12 played Marist White - 19.
By Huntah
Blowing Our Own Trumpet
Hangi 2010 on PhotoPeach
Ski Trip
This trip has been postponed until Monday the 13th of September (p.p. date Monday 20th September).
It is really awful up the mountain today and for the next few days, and we are really busy over the next week or so, so we have decided on Monday the 13th and we reckon the weather will be lovely by then. Thank you to everyone who have returned their transport slips. Unless we hear otherwise we will assume the transport will stay the same for the 13th.
Capital E - End Game- Year 3 – 8.
This event is to take place this Friday the 3rd of September for our senior room students. You will need to be at the College of Education Auditorium at 9.40am. Please wear school uniform. There will be another activity organised after the show, I will send home more info on Wednesday.
Thank you to those parents who returned their transport slip. I have allocated children to the following vehicles :-
BETHWAITE :- Cole.
CLARKE :- Travis & Charlotte.
DEARLOVE :- Jacob, Ethan, Emma & Hannah.
DIGBY :- Huntah, Caleb J, Tom & Logan.
KNIGHT :- Caleb K, Ashleigh, Chevelle & Anastaisia.
Please let Nicki know if you need to make any changes to the above.
Oroua Netball - 10th September
We would like to say a big thanks to Mrs Pratt. She has offered to coach us, at the last minute, and we really appreciate this! We have been doing fitness based on netball skills for the last two weeks and are now starting to have practice games on the court. All senior room students will need to bring sports clothes every day. The Oroua Netball Tournament will be held on the 10th of September for Year 4 - 8 students. By Caleb J
Sports Report - Saturday 21st August
Logan, Ben, Hayley, David, Tyler & Alex's team Ireland - 8 played Scotland - 8. Ben scored 2 tries, Alex 2, Logan 2 & Tyler 1.
Huntah's team Wellington - 19 played King country - 7. Huntah scored 4 tries.
Tom's team Auckland - 13 played Waikato - 9.
Caleb J, Caleb K & Jacob’s team Feilding U11 - 12 played Marist White - 19.
By Huntah
Saturday 28th August
Logan, Ben, Hayley, David, Tyler & Alex's team Ireland played all the other teams. David scored 1 try, Tyler 3 tries, Alex 3 tries, Ben 4 tries.
Feilding U10 Crusaders - 2 played the Blues - 1, plus the Hurricanes and drew 1 all.
Huntah's team Wellington - 10 played Counties - 1, plus Taranaki - 5 - 4 to Wellington, plus Huntah played for Hawkesbay - 15 Wellington - 10.
Tom's team Auckland - 0 played Manawatu - 3.
Caleb J, Caleb K & Jacob's team Feilding U11 - 5 played Feilding Sharks - 5.
By Caleb J
Sports End of Season Prize Giving
Netball - Emma received 'most improved shooter' certificate.
Rugby - Caleb K received a merit certificate for 'Best Tackler' in his Feilding U11 team and just missed out on the cup.
Huntah received a merit certificate for 'Best Tackler' in his U8 Wellington team.
Logan received a merit certificate for 'Player of the Year' in his team Ireland.
Amber Fielder-Beaumont received 'Player of the Year' for her team, North Harbour.
Zahn Fielder-Beaumont received the cup for the U8 grade for 'Ball Skills.'
Congratulations to all the recipients of cups and certificates and well done to all those who played a Saturday morning sport over the Winter months. - By Caleb K.
Students Recount
We are using words in our stories that build a picture for the reader.
'I arrived at rugby, us versus all the rugby teams. After rugby I was tired, I fell asleep. Dad yelled in my ear to wake me up, then my team had fish and chips and it was delicious'. - By Ben.
Takahe Competition
We are currently designing Takahe Awareness Posters to enter in to a takahe competition setup by mitre 10. It is trying to save the Takahe. The best picture wins a trip in a helicopter around the mountains plus 1,000 dollars for their school. You can look at their web site: www.mitre10.co.nz/takahe. - By Cole.
McCains Barcodes
Helping Kids Grow - Thank you to all those who are participating in this project. We have received quite a few barcodes but would love many more. Any barcodes from any McCain frozen vegetables and McCain Purely Potato are suitable. Eveready Barcodes - We would love it if everyone who buys Eveready products from the Warehouse, to send the barcodes along to school so we can be in to win part of a total prize pool of $15,000 worth of computers for you and your school.
Blowing Our Own Trumpet
Mary and Nicki were asked to present to a group of Principals, teachers and ICT advisers, last week, by Ange at Lytton Street on our ICT development and especially our wikis and e-portfolios. We had many positive comments sent to us, here is a couple :
Dear Mary
On behalf of the Wairarapa ICT cluster I would like to thank you for coming to share your e portfolio success with us. We were all very impressed with the way in which you have adopted this form of assessment and reporting to parents and what a wonderful tool it is for the children and parents to be able to track progress from year to year. Thank you once again. Regards, Carolyn Rattray. Rob Cameron (Principal Wainuioru School).
The below writing is from Innes reflecting on his visit. Thank you so much for making this group feel welcomed in your wonderful schools!
Evening all - You would all have been basking in some reflective glory had you been sitting around a table at the P Nth RSA yesterday afternoon. I had planned for a debrief - what I hadn't banked on was the spontaneous bubbling of excitement that took over the session. I knew (because I know all of you special people) that they were going to see and share some special experiences and environments but I hadn't quite expected the Wow factor that accumulated as the two days went on. Each of you built so well on to the pattern of the days, even if you individually didn't know it, so that in the end the teachers left with this wonderful cornucopia of options. The debrief, and work following on today has given us the chance to reflect on these and turn some of them into action plans.
To each of you many thanks for sharing your passion, purpose and aspirations, for arranging the visits to teachers clearly engaging in the development of quality learning environments and for encouraging 'my' crew to think deeper and wider. If small steps start a journey you have provided some wonderful guidance.So on behalf of the crew and the many lives they will touch a very special thanks. Please pass on my thanks to those who so willingly shared their learning spaces. All the best, Innes Kennard (ICT Facilitator).We hope all parents and our wider community have had the chance to look at our wiki.
It is really well worth the time, and we are happy for you to forward it or the link to other interested people. Through web based reporting of our school and the achievements of our students and school we are able to fully celebrate our learning. Our wiki is a highly regarded and used in professional development courses, especially in the areas of ICT, on assessment for learning, managing schools, to teachers, principals, BOT's and the Ministry of Education, even in the recent National Standards workshops. It has been a long journey but we are proud of what our staff and students have achieved in this area , and this could not have been done without the support of the community especially the BOT and ASSA .
That's it for this week, will catch you again in a fortnight.
Regards, Mary, Nicki, Mary B, Pat & Christine.
COMMUNITY NOTICES
Regards, Mary, Nicki, Mary B, Pat & Christine.
COMMUNITY NOTICES
Apiti Tavern - Hi, Well what an amazing effort from everyone for our cancer fund. The grand total was $4166.70.!!!!!!!! I am sure that the money will be well spent in the area to help out those suffering from cancer.
I would like to thank everyone concerned with all the functions. All my staff a big thankyou for helping me, Mary Burton and Kaye Plunket for collecting all the auction goods from Town. Audrey for her fabulous sweets. The garden centre for all the Daffodils and Carol Mckenzie for picking them. All the school children for their fabulous cakes that raised a lot of money. Mike Inwood and Reuben Rigby for helping me clean up the Tavern on Saturday morning, and all the suppliers and people that donated goods for the Auction. Most of all, to you all for supporting all the functions. I wonder what next years total will be!!!!!!!
Cameron Cup - This will be played on Wednesday the 1st of September at Chelty. Hope that the cup returns home again. - Cheers, June.
Ladies Night – 15th September in the Tavern starting at 7.30pm with Maureen Searle. All members of the community are welcome. - W. Cawood.
Piano Lessons - Anyone interested in learning to play the piano, ring Kristine Amundrud on 3282 752 during the evenings. - K. Amundrud.
I would like to thank everyone concerned with all the functions. All my staff a big thankyou for helping me, Mary Burton and Kaye Plunket for collecting all the auction goods from Town. Audrey for her fabulous sweets. The garden centre for all the Daffodils and Carol Mckenzie for picking them. All the school children for their fabulous cakes that raised a lot of money. Mike Inwood and Reuben Rigby for helping me clean up the Tavern on Saturday morning, and all the suppliers and people that donated goods for the Auction. Most of all, to you all for supporting all the functions. I wonder what next years total will be!!!!!!!
Cameron Cup - This will be played on Wednesday the 1st of September at Chelty. Hope that the cup returns home again. - Cheers, June.
Ladies Night – 15th September in the Tavern starting at 7.30pm with Maureen Searle. All members of the community are welcome. - W. Cawood.
Piano Lessons - Anyone interested in learning to play the piano, ring Kristine Amundrud on 3282 752 during the evenings. - K. Amundrud.
Meet The Candidates - This Thursday night, the 2nd September, there will be a 'meet the candidates' night for the upcoming Local Body, District Council & Regional Council elections in the Rangiwahia Hall starting at 7.30pm. There will be four Horizons candidates and five Pohangina / Kiwitea Candidates, plus the two Mayoral candidates - Ian McKelvie & Steve Gibson. There will be a question & answer time and everyone is most welcome and encouraged to attend. - M.D.C.
GirlGuidingNZManawatu - GirlGuiding is about preparing girls for making the most of life ahead, with friendship and fun, and stimulating programmes: Pippins - 5 - 6 years of age. Brownies - 7 - 10 years. Guides - 91/2 - Year 9. Rangers - Year 9 - 18 years. Phone 0800 663 466 or check out http://www.girlguidingnz.org.nz/ - Kathy O'Neill (Regional Co-ordinator).
125th Apiti & Districts Jubilee
The next jubilee meeting is to be held on Monday the 6th of September in the Apiti Tavern starting at 7.30p.m. We would love all community members to come along and have an input into what should be a great jubilee weekend, including some of the great fun events being held leading up to the jubilee weekend. Registrations are $20.00 per adult and if possible we would like these by the 1st of September please. Please either contact Christine by post at 1016 Oroua Valley Rd Apiti, R.D 54, Kimbolton 4774, by phone 3284 833, or register on the website at www.apiti125.co.nz
Jubilee Calendar
The Apiti Jubilee souvenir committee would love photos for a planned jubilee calendar. If anyone has some great photos of Apiti and / or the Apiti District past or present, it would be great if we could use them for the calendar. If you can help out, please either e-mail them to Kirsty at kpearly@xtra.co.nz or post a hard copy to Christine as soon as possible, as we hope to have the calendar available for purchase before Christmas.
GirlGuidingNZManawatu - GirlGuiding is about preparing girls for making the most of life ahead, with friendship and fun, and stimulating programmes: Pippins - 5 - 6 years of age. Brownies - 7 - 10 years. Guides - 91/2 - Year 9. Rangers - Year 9 - 18 years. Phone 0800 663 466 or check out http://www.girlguidingnz.org.nz/ - Kathy O'Neill (Regional Co-ordinator).
125th Apiti & Districts Jubilee
The next jubilee meeting is to be held on Monday the 6th of September in the Apiti Tavern starting at 7.30p.m. We would love all community members to come along and have an input into what should be a great jubilee weekend, including some of the great fun events being held leading up to the jubilee weekend. Registrations are $20.00 per adult and if possible we would like these by the 1st of September please. Please either contact Christine by post at 1016 Oroua Valley Rd Apiti, R.D 54, Kimbolton 4774, by phone 3284 833, or register on the website at www.apiti125.co.nz
Jubilee Calendar
The Apiti Jubilee souvenir committee would love photos for a planned jubilee calendar. If anyone has some great photos of Apiti and / or the Apiti District past or present, it would be great if we could use them for the calendar. If you can help out, please either e-mail them to Kirsty at kpearly@xtra.co.nz or post a hard copy to Christine as soon as possible, as we hope to have the calendar available for purchase before Christmas.
The Entertainment / Fundraising Committee is having a 'Apiti Hillbillies Hoedown' in the Apiti Hall on the 6th of November, starting at 8 'til late with a D.J. Supper provided. B.Y.O. Dress code - 'Country Gear' Tickets on sale now for $25.00. Phone Christine on 3284 816 or Ben on 3284 827. Tell all your towny mates, book the baby sitter, cause you don't want to miss this one!!
This event is a fundraiser for the Apiti and District Jubilee (4-6 Feb 2011). Proceeds will go towards the running costs e.g marquee, parade, catering etc. The committee would love your support to help make this a great weekend.
Thank you to the following who have registered for the upcoming Jubilee :- M. Agnew. M. Avery. R. & O. Buchanan. K. & T. Buckman. G. & M. Carter. T. & J. Church. M. Cowan. M. Cuming. I. & Y. Cuthbertson. P. & F. Darragh. A. & A. Deihl. V. Deihl. H. & C. Digby. B. & C. Digby. A. & C. Digby. J. Fleming. I. & N. George. M. & B. George. J. & S. Goodall. J. & R. Hocken. B. Hocken. M. & L. Jensen. P. & J. Jensen. S. Jensen. A. & E. Knight. D. & W. Knight. M. Loveridge. C. Loveridge. C. Lowe. N. Lowe. C. McIntyre. H. McIntyre. K. McIntyre. R. & C. McIntyre. C. & M. McKay. E. McKay. C. McKenzie. R. McKenzie. N. Martin. J. Morley. D. & D. Neilson. C. Neilson. T. & L. O’Hagan. B & M. Pratt. R. & L. Pratt. P. Prince. E. Prince. P. Prince. S. Prince. B. Prujean. B. Quigan. P. Reilly. N. Rose. M. Sheldon. B. & C. Strahan. T.W Strahan. H. Torrance. R. & M. Townsend. D.H. Wilson. J. Winter.
Please don’t hesitate to contact either Hugh, Christine or Duncan if you would like more information. - C. Digby (Jubilee secretary).
Please don’t hesitate to contact either Hugh, Christine or Duncan if you would like more information. - C. Digby (Jubilee secretary).
Zumba Workout - This Wednesday in the Apiti Tavern starting at 7.00pm., Alexandria will take an hour long Zumba workout for everyone out there wanting to test their fitness. Everyone is most welcome to come along, $5.00 donation to cancer, gold coin donation to Tavern.-C. Lowe
KINDLING FOR SALE - It is a mixture of pine and macrocarpa. Please ring Jacob on 3284547
