Netball.

On the 9th of Febuary room 19 went to the court to play Netball. When we went there we saw dots and crosses on the ground, and a bag with Net Balls init. After that we went on the court to wait for our coach Liz, she is the lady that is teaching us how to play Netball . The first thing we did was to get on a dot or an x and stay there, while 1 boy was handing out the bibs the other was handing out the balls, the people that were standing on the x's they got the bibs and the people that were on the dots ( like me ) got a ball.

Then we were practicing chest pasting with the partner next to you, my partner was Tau. After that we were split into 4 groups one team was on 1 side of the court and the others were on the other side of the court. What we had to do first was that one team had the ball the other team had to jump over the ramp and then the team is going to pass you the ball and then you will land on one foot and then the other. Then we went on the other side of the court and had challenges, our goal was to hit the dots in the blue square. After the game was finished my team won and the other team lost. Then we went back to class and relaxed.

Health+Me

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 ( infomation ) 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 treaty of waitangi.

The Treaty of waitangi is a treaty first sighned on 6 Febuary 1840 by representatives of the british crown and various maori cheifs from the North Island of New zealand. In stead of Queen Victoria sighning the treaty she sent William Hobson to New Zealand to do it for her. The treaty established a British Governor of New Zealand, recognised Maori ownership of their lands and other properties, and gave the Maori the rights of British subjects. The english and Maori versions of the treaty differed significantly, so there is no consensus as to exactly what was agreed to. From the British point of veiw,the treaty gave Britain sovereignty over New Zealand, and gave the Governor the right to govern the country. Maori also believed ceded to the Crown a right of governance in return for protection, without giving up their authority to manage their own affairs.

My favorite part of the holidays.

In the holidays I went to the pools with my family. We went to the Swimarama pools in panmure because it was a really hot day. When we first went in, my mum had to pay for my sisters and brothers my dad and me. Then we went to the changing room to get changed in to our swimming togs, after that we went to the outside pools with my family and they all went into the pool because the hydroslide was not open yet. Then a few minutes later it opened and all the kids rushed to it. When I went up the stairs and reached the top I was so tied that I went down the hydroslide, but it was so cold. After I went down I saw my aunty there with her camera taking photos of me and my big brother Dominic and my big sister Vaughn. And that was my favorite highlight of the holidays.

Space Presentation :)

Camp Bentzon 2011

Year 6 Camp at Kawau Island.

These are 2 photos that Miss Vaa'fusuaga ( Teacher ) and Steve ( a helper ) took of Me and the Katz A ( on the Right ) and my Bivouac Crew ( Andrea, Anarhera and me.




Running to my mums room, I knocked on the door saying “ GET UP MUM GET UP” because today was going to be exciting for me. Then I had to get my day pack ready and set off for today, then I went into the kitchen to make my mum said that she was going to by me some lunch from the shops. After that we brought some breakfast from the bakery, I had 2 Chicken Kebab sticks and a Custard Pie, then she brought me some lunch witch was a Chicken and avocado sandwich and Cookie Bear biscuits with a Le-snack, doesn't that sound delicious to you because it does to me.

My favourite Activity at Camp Bentzon was Sailing. I was the demonstration for Katz A (my team) and the person that was teaching all of us was Peter, he told me to get into the boat and sit straight then he showed me the rudder that controls the boat to where to where you want to go and he also showed us that if you want to turn around back to shore you have to put the tail to the sail and leave it there until you turn around and sit on the other side of the boat, so then on the concert night I got an Eward for being the best sailor.


The best thing about camp was eating the food. Our cook Mr Coop was an amazing cooker because when I had breakfast I had a bread that was made by Mr Coop and when I put it in my mouth I wanted to go for more bread and that is like my 2nd favourite bread that I like because my first is French bread and French sticks.