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Tuesday, 25 November 2014

LYDIA KO

                                                  Lydia Ko


Lydia Ko is a professional golf player who was born in South Korea in Seoul. She was migrated in New Zealand and thats when she started her career as a golf player. She was a top ranked women amatuer player for 130 weeks. She was announced to be a professional player on the 23rd of october 2013. She was the youngest ever player to be in the LPGA tour she was sixteen at the time.


This year she won five cup and she has one more to go and if she wins this one she will become the youngest ever golf player to win 6 Cups. She is going to be one the best golf player ever in golf history.

Wednesday, 15 October 2014

team 5

TEAM FIVE

It was team fives turn to show our topic. The teachers from team five went onto the stage. They started painting an unusual object, well thats what we thought. When the teachers finished their painting they moved to the side of their painting and I took a little glimpse but didn’t really get it.

The teachers came back and turned their painting around “then” I saw what they painted. they painted Mr. J Miss. Jarman and Mr. Burt. The painting looked magnificent. I didn’t know the teachers in team five had skills in art.

Everyone was amazed because we have never seen anything like this. Everyone was clapping even the parents it was the best. Overall all of the teams were the best. Overall the assembly was amazing there were some funny facts some interesting stuff to learn about. Then Mr Burt ended off with a prayer then we went to class.

TRANSFORMATION

Friday, 12 September 2014

Frank Banimarama

La Luna

La Luna

We watched the opening scene from the animation La Luna. We had to write two paragraphs each describing the scene.


The  bulky man was smoothly paddling the dingy one peaceful night. The sky was illuminated by stars, shining. Their reflection were reflected in the sea like a mirror. A lantern was dangling from a stick at the back of the boat, swinging with each stroke. A boy in the middle of the boat between two adult men was peering into the sea at his own reflection. He was confused about what they were doing.

They paddled and  paddled.  The man pulled up the oars and the boat glided on the sea coming to a stop. They were in the middle of the sea surrounded by darkness. The old man gave the boy a gift. Puzzled he opened his gift. As soon as looked inside  he opened his mouth with a surprised face.