Camp Raukawa

15/10/12

Dairy
Day 1

Yah today is the big day because Room 16, Parents and Mrs McNeil are going on camp to Camp Raukawa (Whanganui)! Everyone boarded the bus ready for the trip. The trip I think was about 3 or 4 hours but we made a pause at Kowhai Park in Whanganui and had Morning Tea. Off we go again broom broom and finally we are in Camp Raukawa.

French Evaluation

On, Friday 11th room 16 and 17 had a French cafe experience in our School hall. It was organised by our French teacher Kate O’brien. We have been learning the ways of the French culture for the past 10 weeks, once a week on a Friday and last week was our last day!

DARE to make choices

!DARE TO MAKE CHOICES! 13/06/2012

DARE stands for.......
Drug Abuse Resistance Education Program.

Today, Constable Kendrick came into Room 16 and we learnt about some non-drug strategies.
For Example: I said,
“Hey Lauren, I’ve got a really bad headache and i was wondering is you have any suggestions, so that I can get better?” and Lauren replied,
“Uhmm, yeah actually I do, why don’t you just have a drink of water and get some fresh air.”

Basketball

Wednesday 9th May 2012   

On Tuesday 1st May, I went to the Centre to play Basketball as well as my team. People in my team names are Alice, Bella, Aaron, Jacob, Jershon, Vinnie, Cameron, Brady and I Patricia of course.

e all have T.Shirts and they have numbers on them and the number that I have on my T.Shirt is number twelve(12). Breakers is the name of our team and the team we played against was Huia Range. Our Basketball game was at 5:30p.m. 

The reason I play Basketball is because been playing Basketball ever since I could and Alice and I have been in the same team ever since.

Book Review

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Kahurangi Dance

Friday 9th March, the kahurangi dance people came to Dannevirke South School. Then they performed in our school hall.
The performance was about the traditions of different islands and country’s. The people that performed were four gentle men and two ladies. The man who started of the show was a man name Lucky. Then three other gentle men came and they were talking about the drums and other instruments from Tahiti!
What I thought about the Kahurangi dance was a good experience, learning about the different cultures and how they done it.