A rare blood moon lunar eclipse was captured by astronomy fans and photographers in New Zealand, including stunning shots from Christchurch and Dunedin. The red tint during the eclipse occurs when Earth’s atmosphere scatters out most of the blue light, leaving a red glow on the Moon’s surface. Despite overcast skies, many were able to capture the intense orange and detailed views of the eclipse, showcasing the beauty of the celestial event.
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Principal in Person, with Lisa Bethune of Beachlands School
Lisa Bethune, principal of Beachlands School since November 2024, has been an educator for 30 years, with experience in teaching, learning support, and school management. She values creating a positive learning environment and working collaboratively with staff, parents, and the community to enhance student success. Beachlands School is at the heart of the community, fostering strong connections with Takutai Trust, the local playcentre, and the Pohutukawa Coast. Bethune advocates for more support for students with...
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