Monday 7 December 2015

Chrismas

I am looking forward to Christmas because I love to spend time with my family, eat yum food and give gifts. The best part of Christmas is to seeing my whole family. I love this because they all live in different places around NZ.
Christmas Poem

All the pretty decorations,
marvellous creations.
Under the tree,
I can see.
The presents waiting for me.
The sun is sinking down,
As I sit in my dressing grown.
Santa is coming tonight.
Christmas is in full flight.
I am so glad it is Christmas time.
I think as the bells chime.
It is time to give, time to share.
It is time to love and care about the people everywhere.

Weekly News

Police Surprise Humble Boy After Thieves Steal His Xbox
An 11-year-old boy’s concern for his mother so impressed police officers, they replaced his prized possession after it was taken in a burglary. Thieves struck while his mother were at church over the weekend. His Xbox and all the video games he loves to play were among the stolen items. When the officers investigated, they asked the conscien boy if he’d be getting a new Xbox for Christmas. He told them he couldn’t ask his mother to do that because “all the money she makes goes to pay the bills.” When the officers got back to the station and told the story, their fellow cops on the gave in money for a replacement. Is it that soo cool. I wonder how many things were stoven? There was no words that I found tricky in the article.  I got my info from http://www.goodnewsnetwork.org Terry Turner

Thursday 3 December 2015

Leaving a Legacy Writing Task


To me leaving a legacy is all about  learning from the past, living in the present, and building for the future. It is how we have made impact for others to carry on and for them to leave their legacy. Over my 5 years at this school I have left many legacies for others to carry on. One was I was apart of the two poles up at the front of the school. This active was with my impact group last year. We did it to make to make an impact in our school. The poles share a story about our school the bottom Moana which means the sea so on our poles we painted the sea. Then the land Whenua filled with our native birds and plants. Whetu which means the stars so on our poles we painted the stars. Marrama the moon at the top of our poles.

. I have been involved in lots of actives and NPS and given everything ago. In all actives I have tried my best and created achievements and memories to look back on. I have done so well in running training in the mornings with Mr Fraser. I feel now my running technique is improved and have shown my running skills for others to look up on. Also this year I have been apart of the garden to table group for other students to carry on in the garden next year. We also have made great friends/garden experts to help us and the new garden to table group next year.

Last year and this year I was a school ambassador. What I did was I talked to the schools that came in and share my learning with them. They asked question and we answer them. It has been awesome being in this team. I have really enjoyed sharing to other schools about how we learn here at NPS. I think this was a really great experience and will hopefully do it next year.

I was apart of the new open plan learning place and one to one device. We had to put own heads together and learn to use the new devices. The open plan learning place is a great way to learn and tests our time management and prioritising skills. It also gives us time to work collaboratively with others in the other learning areas. This was a great step for our school and we will continue changing as learning does.

I have also won the hockey 11 a side cup with the hornets team to make Ngatea on it heaps of times. To win the cup you need to vis all the teams and the two best team play the final. This was so much fun to share my hockey skills. I think this was a really great experience and will hopefully do it next year. Other one of my hockey achievement is to come sixth in the Rotorua tournament with the Thames Valley 11 a side girls team. This was great because there were 8 teams. The games with a lot harder then ones than our school because you are one of the best in Thames Valley so you are up against many really good girls and also because it is a lot colder in Rotorua.


 I have learnt that to leave a legacy have to have self belief. If you do not believe in yourself in your project or goal you find it harder the get it complete and leave your legacy. I think I have had an awesome time at NPS because there is so many things I have enjoyed, practiced in and learnt from. For the future nps students have fun and believe in everything you do.  

My Weekly News

Woman Who Hugged Every Returning Soldier Gets Hugs Back in Hospital
A lady known as the “Hug Lady” has made it her mission to hug every service member leaving for war or coming home. For 12 years she’s been a waiting at the airport whenever planes are arriving or departing filled with troops. Her routine was disrupted this fall when the breast cancer she’s been fighting since 2005 finally sent her to the hospital. When word of her illness got out, the Hospital in Killeen, Texas was suddenly filled with service members storming in to hug her and to let her know they have her back in the fight against cancer. Today she is slowing getting back to her normal state and feels she will be leaving the hospital soon. Is it that soo cool. I wonder how many people she has hugged? There was no words that I found tricky in the article.  I got my info from http://www.goodnewsnetwork.org