Welcome back to 2012

Hey guys welcome back to 2012. I'm proud to be back at Pt England school.

I am a young Tongan student in room 19. My favorite subjects are Art and maths.

The best thing like doing at school is having my own netbook.

Room 19 first net ball session

“Contact” yelled the coach. ‘Oops’, I thought, now I have given the ball to the other team. Curses on this game!

Now every Thursday morning Room 19 always have an netball session with Liz. Liz is from the Auckland Netball association.

The first drill Liz taught us was the chest pass. We had to stand on an x or a dot to start with. After that Liz told us to practise the chess past with the person opposite us.

After that we had a little game of netball except there were four corners to score on. The non bibs lost and the bibs won.

It was so fun that I cant wait until our next session, next week.

This term in maths, we are learning about statistics.

As part of our learning we are examining data related to our health. The first part of our examination we collected data (information) about the food we ate for one week(2/2 to 9/2).

The graph (or chart) shows how much i ate from six major food groups.

The waitangi day

The Treaty of Waitangi was signed on 6 February, 1840. It was signed so that the Maori and the Pakeha would agree to live in peace.

Maoris traded food for muskets and other things. They also developed the skill of reading. This and other thing were taught by Christian missionaries.

"Oh man". I said to my self. "Do i have to put on make up?

" "Yes you do" replied Miss Walters.

On the 4th of october 2011 Pt England school had an production

called Webzidazical Don't get caught.

Last Night our school had our first production. We had to put

on make up so that we stood out on the stage. I didn't want to

put on make up. But I had to. Jarna and I was in two different

groups , we are in body percussion and in the band.

When I excitedly went on stage I saw groups of mt family members

there. I wanted to talk to them but then I remembered that we all

had a korero about when we are on stage, I am in the Webzidazical

world.

I cant wait until tonight for our next production.

Since last term we have been using Maths whizz for maths if we have free time. Maths whizz is really cool because it helps me improve in my division and my place values.

grant fox

All Blacks legend Grant James Fox is a former New Zealand rugby player . He was born on 6th June 1962 in New Plymouth. He attended Auckland grammar school in Auckland New Zealand. During his time with the All Blacks from 1985 to 1993, he wore the number 10 jersey (First five or Fly-half), and was the main goal kicker for the All Blacks.