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Looking back and looking forward
The things that I loved were going to camp, especially the river crossing, school rugby for winter sport and tennis!!!

The things that I liked were the cross country and topic. I also liked making my YouTube movie which I made with Joe R.

The things that I loathed were having to write words into spelling sentences every week, maths interchange, spraining my ankle and then getting sick and missing the tennis tournament last weekend.

I have achieved coming 2nd in the singles and 2nd in the doubles in the 9 year old boy’s Canterbury tennis open and getting into the zone rugby team. Unfortunately I could not play in it because of my ankle. I also came 6th and 7th in the cross county!

I’m looking forward to touch, tennis tournaments, cricket, camp, rugby, water skiing, my birthday and having another whole year with Miss Boers.

Discovery Time

On Friday went to discovery time. I go to lots of rooms to see what activities there are and today I worked in room two. I got a badge for helping them. It is so fun!

Ivan's Land Story

Icy cold where it is so icy and cold. It is a white land. It is Ivan's land. You have not much summer and Starjik also lives there. The people are so very afraid of Starjik. He has lots of wolves.

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ABOUT ME

I was born in 2000 at Christchurch Women’s Hospital at 5.09pm.

When I was 18 months old we moved to Auckland and we lived there for a year. In 2002 we came back to Christchurch for a year then moved back to Auckland and in that September, I started School at Kohimarama Primary.

In 2006 we moved to Brisbane for 5 months, I attended West End Primary, we moved back to Auckland for 8 months and I went to Hauraki primary school, for year 1. We moved back to Christchurch in the December of 2006, I came to Waimairi School in 2007, and started in year 2 with Miss Aspinall in room 8.

In year 3 I moved classes, Mrs smith was my teacher in room 7 and for year 4 in room 15.

Now in year 5 Miss Boers is my teacher for next year too, then I’m off to Heaton Intermediate and for high school, boy’s high.