I Am A Citizen!!

Room 12 were set a task to complete an Independent Topic Study about Citizenship. We then had to find out what citizenship meant and what the differences between a Permanent Resident of New Zealand and a Citizen of New Zealand.
Here is my presentation about Citizenship:

Syndicate Assembly!!

Room 12 hosts of term three week eight syndicate assembly was a blast. We showed off our senior talent, singing and dancing. Rooms 9, 10, 11 and 12 were showing off their unique talents. We ended off with Rooms 9 and 11 coming first, Room 10 coming second and 12 coming third. It was a good time.

Paper, Paper, Paper!

 Room 12 created their own origami object for our class project which was based on what we wanted to make and what was easy. We started off at the beginner's level and moved onto the intermediate level, as  origami creators we made a variety of  objects including cats, flowers, dogs, and paper heart-shaped. It turned out to be a wonderful experience.

Support Cancer!!

Room 12 students were set a task to make a daffodil. This following photo shows you what we did to support the people who survived and also lost their lives in a devastating disease called Cancer.

Ruapotaka School Did It Again!

Schools all ready, referees steady, the whistles blow like a confetti. We versed heaps of schools. We won all our games but unfortunately we lost in the finals against Sylvia Park School. Even though we didn’t come first we were all overjoyed. We came second. Yay!   At the end of the day we did our school proud.

STOP POLLUTING WATER!

Room 12 students were given instructions om  making a Water Pollution Google Presentation. We were instructed to research on the internet so we could get all the help we needed and information.
This is my Google Presentation on Water Pollution:

Painful, Painful

What would happen if you experienced an accident and the injury that came from it took four weeks to heal?

Back when I was seven I was riding my bike in my cousin’s backyard with my cousin and sister.  A few minutes later I fell over and didn’t realize a metal wire hanging out of the fence. What happened next?

Well, the metal wire traveled through my leg and came back out of my skin. Eww! Imagine seeing such an accident. Tears were coming down my cheeks and blood was pouring out of my leg intensely. Three cloths were wrapped over and under my bloody leg. We drove straight to the pharmacy but when we arrived they said, “We can’t fix it here but we can call an ambulance to take you to the hospital.”

Once the ambulance arrived at the destination, my mother and I ran into the hospital so hastily like wild animals barging in.

I was taken to surgery room to get my leg stitched up. Minutes  passed by so fast  and I was back in my hospital room lying on the bed.  While I was in the hospital in my mind I was willingly waiting to go back home.