Waterman had the chance to support the launch of the e-WRaPpER Cluster Group recently which involves Waiuku, Ramarama, Papatoetoe Central, Everglade and Reremoana schools.  Their first meeting involved approximately 100 people and Waterman brought some surprises to the table to keep their ICT humming.

During the meeting, cluster members got to hear about the Ministry of Eduation National Goals for e-learning as well as outlining the focus of the cluster for the next 3 years.  Waterman provided free spot prizes of mimio USB flash drives for individual teachers and also gave away a digital camera which was won by Muriel Lieftinck from Ramarama School (pictured above with our Auckland representative John Ford).

We wish the cluster a positive and rewarding journey going forward.