Showing posts with label Earthquake. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Earthquake. Show all posts

Monday, 13 June 2011

June 13 Earthquake

We would like to thank all our families for your calm response to today's aftershocks.
As of 4pm today (Monday 13 June) we expect that school will be open. Please check our school website for updates.

We hope that all our families and friends are safe and well.

Friday, 5 November 2010

Canterbury aftershocks map

Here is a video of all of the aftershocks that have hit canterbury since september the 4th:



Repoter: Matt B

How much do you know about the earthquake?




Reporter: Rosa

Friday, 24 September 2010

Canterbury Earthquake Word Search

Make Your Own Word Search


To highlight your word click on the first and the last letter of it and if it was correct is will turn yellow but if not it will turn red.

Reporter: Matt B

Friday, 17 September 2010

Earthquake Wordle

Wordle: Untitled

http://www.wordle.net/show/wrdl/2474462/Untitled
Reporter: Daniel

Security Camera Shows Traumatic Earthquake!



This is one of the security cameras at New World Redcliff Supermarket! I'm glad I don't have to clean this up!

Reporter: Rosa and Matt

Friday, 10 September 2010

Earthquake up close

Earthquake

Look at the damage...









































Reporter: Laura



Saturday, 4 September 2010

EARTHQUAKE

Earthquake!

At around 4:30am on Saturday 4th of September, disaster struck all around Christchurch. Walls were shaking, things were falling over and then the power went out. This is said to have been the biggest earthquake in years as it was felt all over the city. People were taking precautions even after the big shock, sitting in door ways and under hard tables clutching torches with loved ones. Farther away from the Westburn area, over in Avonside, many roads were leaking with water and whats said to be black sludge. In other parts of Canterbury, sewage pipes have come up from roads and old houses have been wrecked.

The airport is closed until 1pm and it is not suggested that people go out on the roads unless completely necessary. New Zealand is said to have been 10 years overdue for a big earthquake, was this it?

We hope everyone is safe,


keep others safe,


from the MediaTeam.