Feeling emotional

Feeling down...really sad
What is wrong
Don’t understand
Regretting something
Really hard
Don’t be scared
Say it out
Instead of keeping it in your heart
Let it go and just move on

Great times with Emma

For the past few weeks, our class has been learning how to play Netball. We have been training with a skilled netball tutor named Emma. Emma is a really talented person.
We have been learning passing skills and shooting skills. Before we actually played a real game of netball, we spent weeks practicing new and exciting techniques. After practicing how to play netball on the second to last week with Emma,we played a real game. We all enjoyed ourselves!
Netball was extremely awesome, even if the boys contacted and stepped with the ball. Our class really enjoyed being with Emma. We had an awesome time!

Value of learning

Do you know what ‘LEARNING’ looks like? Well you are in luck because I am going to tell you about my value, ‘LEARNING’. While I am trying to tell you what learning looks like, I must admit, that it is a bit difficult to explain values. It looks like people listening and giving their best effort (trying).

Learning feels good because it helps you succeed, which means, if you don’t get something like your maths and you want to get it then you’ll just have to try. It makes you feel glad when you finally understand what learning feels like.

What my value sounds like is, people working quietly and silently. Learning sounds quiet because people like to finish their work, for example, if there’s to much noise it’s hard to concentrate on your own work.

Tamaki College experience

For the last few weeks, we had the opportunity to go to Tamaki College. Entering the hall there stood year twelve students. They made us feel respected!
When we arrived we played all sorts of amazing games like blind fold, trust worthy and orienteering. The game I had most interest in was blind fold, because it felt cool having my eyes covered up.
We had a lot of fun at Tamaki College. Unfortunately it was time for us to say goodbye. I will always remember playing with the Tamaki College students. It was a great time.