Learning waiata for the Whanganui river trip

A final farewell from some of the Settlers to the Earlham Students and their tutors

The students were blessed to have some formal and informal time with Wi Taepa and Liz McLeod-Taepa during their stay.   See some samples of artwork below. Painting with Liz Here the students are being helped to carve designs into the pūtangitangi they made at the museum during a lecture...

Homestay host families, internship leaders and academic tutors as well as settlers and others were welcomed by the Earlham students and their tutors before the studentʻs Presentation of Learning on Sunday May 5th “Wendy, we did it!” Nigel Brooke farewells tutors Wendy and Jose Ignacio Pareja Clara talks about the...

Once again, Jonah Marinovich prepared bicycles for the Earlham students to use during their stay in Whanganui.     Picking up bikes from Green Bikes

Ah! The life of the programme assistant – Katie Lauschman Living dishwashers, Caitlin, Mary Ellen and programme leader Wendy Tori Flax weaving with Mandy Brooke

Waikaremoana Tramp Group Photo. For more photos and detail go to Earlhamʻs own blog.

Tour of Whanganui with Mandy Brooke and programme leader Jose Ignacio Pareja

A group of Earlham students returned to the Settlement to work on plant recognition. Standing from left, Adam, Elliot, Sarah, Clara, Devin, Meg, Katie, Caitlin, Charlie. Front row: Siobhan and Abby   Studying samples around the outdoor table at Michael and Merilyn’s house where Clara is a homestay.

During January we have hosted the Earlham College students (click here), as well as a number of individual visitors. In February so far we have hosted a netball team for the NZ Masters Games which runs here in Whanganui every second year.