Being Sick On Touch Rugby Day At School

I’m sick. Looks like I’ll be sleeping, daydreaming and laying in bed all day. Oh wait, I’m missing out on touch rugby day at school.

Last Thursday early in the morning I felt sick so my mum told me to stay home but I wanted to go to school. I stayed home and remembered it was touch rugby day at school and I felt sad because I was going to miss out. 

When I was at home the only thing I could do was lay down in bed and just watch T.V.  I was so bored I started to get out of bed but I couldn’t because I just felt like I was going to fall so I layed back down.

Hours later I looked at the time and it was 12.30 in the afternoon.

“It’s lunchtime and I’m hungry bring me some lunch,” I yelled.

My mum brought me some lunch and I ate it. Afterwards I fell asleep and when I woke up it was 2.49 and school was already finished but I was still sick until that morning.

I was sad the I missed out on touch rugby but staying home was the right thing to do so I could get better for the next day.

School Maths Test

So hard, not knowing the answer,, thinking you are going to FAIL!

Last week we had a maths test in Room 12. It was only the year eight students who performed their test in room 12. Our whole school does tests every year for our standards in school and so we can improve from the tests in the past.

Firstly we opened our maths test booklet and our class had to sign our name and the and note what school we go to. Next we awaited for the signal from our teacher to start and we only had 45 minutes to do it. When our teacher gave us the signal we all raced away reading and acknowledge our test. Minutes later, I was stuck on a question and I did not know how to solve it, so I glared at the wall for about 3 minutes and then I estimated my answer on my scrap paper.

Afterwards there were only about 15 minutes left and I had 3 more pages to go. I looked around the class and then I looked at my booklet then started answering the question like I had no time left. I finished two pages and one to go I raced off and after 3 minutes I was finish. I looked at the time and I had 3 minutes to spare.

“You should being proofreading your work by now,” advised Mrs Golder.

I started proofreading and correcting my work until Mrs Golder said, “Pens and pencils down,  times up.”

I felt excited because I finished my test in time and I had 3 minutes to spare to proofread and fix my work.

 

 

Watching An Awesome Poetry Recital Presentation

Last week on Friday the whole school were in the multi purpose room to watch the three finalists from each class present their poetry. All the students who did a poetry presentation in front of the school and some parents sounded amazing and some were very funny.

Room 10 Syndicate Assembly

Yesterday afternoon we had syndicate assembly and the host of the assembly was room 10 year fives. Their assembly was interesting and all about being a champion because our country did well and came first in the Rugby World Cup 2015.