Duffy assembly

Last week on Friday we had a Duffy assembly and there was a guest. Her name was Rebecca Brothers. She used to be an Olympic Swimmer and she told us all about her life. She is police office and her husband is a detective and she also has three kids. The way Duffy has helped her is because she needed to do reading about swimming. The reason why we have duffy assemblies is so we can read books to help us with our knowledge/reading and writing.  After the duffy assembly we were given books and we got to read them for about ten minutes. I  got two books and they were Goosebumps The Ghost of Slappy and Captain Underpants.

Cross country

Last week Paihia School had the annual cross country at Mount Bledisloe. The track was 1.5 km long. The hardest bit was the gut buster hill, I kept running out of breath.  At the end I was out of breath when I crossed the line. When I was lining up I got nervous, so I decided to run with my friends . The end was the best part for me, because my friends and I had a race to the end, there names are Izaiah F and Kingi.

Cross country

For the past couple of weeks in Te Ngahere we have been doing cross country training.
So what we have to run is the field over the pump track and around the court twice.

I am not too good at running well that's what I think because I didn’t get that much of a good times.

When I did the track on the first time me and my friend got 15:34 because me and my friend walked
it all the way.

My scores were 

15:34

9:07

5:34

5:32

Toku Whanau

For the past couple of weeks in Te Ngahere we have been doing Toku Whanau. Toku Whanau is where you have to introduce your family on a google slide, so you had to say who your family is in Māori. It can be hard when you don’t know most of your family. What I enjoyed about the Toku Whanau was making the slide without the words on the slide. What I didn’t enjoy about Toku Whanau was that you needed help , the reason why you need them is that they have to have a doc that you write you family down on and they have to say things like ko wai ia? Ko wai ia means them introducing themselves? Next time I would work with someone who doesn’t giggle as it made it harder to finish.

marble run

A couple of weeks ago we did a marble run challenge in Te Ngahere. What we had to do was to make a ramp for the marble to get to 110cm, and if it rolled too far past 110cm you wouldn’t receive any points. So the thing is to get close to 110cm or near it so you can get points. If you got the most points you won and you got lollies or chocolate.  I worked with Ricardo and Katipa and our one didn’t get finished because we made a lot of mistakes. We made it out of rolled up paper which didn’t work because the marble went to far. Then we made a different one out of game boxes but that one didn’t work either.I forgot who won but it was still fun. What I enjoyed about the marble run was seeing how other people in my class made ramps, out of cardboard and getting all hyped for people getting close to 110cm.

Bay Bush Action

in Paihia School we had this lady that came over her name is Stella she works for Bay Bush Action. She came to tell us about the native trees and the native birds. She wants to stop all the pests  like stoats, rats and others so they can stop killing all of the native wildlife and the numbers can increase so they don't become extinct like the Huia. Sometimes it can make me feel sad for the native birds and the trees and for  their future later on.
my rat rap

disco

On Wednesday the school had a disco in the whare. It was quite fun. We had multiple choices of songs, my favourite song was Old Town Road. Some of my friends had face paint but I didn’t. My best friend came to the disco his name is Mikaire, but I call him friend. One of my friends payed for me his name is  Isaiah C. Mostly everyone in the school calls him Chum Chum. I think I saw 3 or 4 of my friends and one or two cousins at the disco. Our teacher Whaea Chrissy took 31 photos. I was in a photo with Chum Chum. I had so much fun I hope we have another disco this year.