ACG Norton College students visited the Auckland Museum in March, a visit that requires students to undertake a number of observations, peers conversations and written activities as part of their study in the AUT University Certificate in Foundation Studies. The students, accompanied by their teachers, spent several hours discovering more about the indigenous culture of Aotearoa, including an interactive haka and poi performance. New Zealand as well as learning about New Zealand history and geography.
The students completed their trip with lunch at the Museum café to discuss their observations and data, followed by a game of touch rugby and catch the ball on one of the many magnificently positioned fields surrounding the Museum.
Students enjoyed this learning experience. Emrald from Papa New Guinea - “The museum visit promoted NZ culture and made me want to learn more about NZ.”
Jordan from China - “The museum visit motivated us to learn more about NZ. The Maori culture impressed me.”
Liyanan (Mary) from China - “I enjoyed the whole day at the museum. We ate lunch together and played some games.”
Duy Khanh from Vietnam – “I liked this trip very much, because I had a chance to explore New Zealand culture, traditional clothes and history. In addition, I made friends from other classes and we played sport together, such as rugby, and dog and bone. I also enjoyed making the movie about this trip.
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