In November this year as we started the process of wrapping up the year in design and creation we gave the students various challenges based around several themes. One of these was an inter school challenge. In this we choose a school and looked at finding out information about the school - but in particular we wanted to focus on looking at producing a likeness or a model of their logo.
Auroa School has a Pukeko as its current mascot. We have attempted to replicate this ourselves to varying degree of success and we have also looked at other local schools with complicated logos and designs, although in some cases we opted to use the Roland Versa Sign Maker to ensure that we could accurately represent the logo.
In this instance we choose another ADS the Gardens School from Manurewa. We published two significant post about the process at the time.
The first phase of the project was looking at the school online - we are a rural school in South Taranaki and the students were interested in the differences with a urban school in Auckland, New Zealand's largest city.
The logo of the Gardens School is quite distinctive and we spent time with the students using Tinkercad to design the logo. When the early prototypes had been completed we then spent time to reflect on the design and specifically compare them to the original. Small details which didn't appear obvious to the students could then be discussed in detail, such as the size of the koru in the design, or the number of 'strikes' or 'flashes' that came off the design.Once we had started the process the students were tasked with AR/VR projecting their recreated image at different locations around our school. An example is like shown left where students used their iPads and Tinkercad to project the logo from another school onto our adventure playground. We also talked with the students about other locations that it might be appropriate to display it at. This is a process that worked extremely well with our Dolls House Project and also something we are going to complete extensively in 2026.



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