Showing posts with label Metui. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Metui. Show all posts
Tuesday, May 5, 2020
Sunday, May 3, 2020
Tuesday, April 7, 2020
Friday, February 21, 2020
Writing about technology
Last week Thursday was a very great day because the Kiamanawanui syndicate went out for technology at Tamaki college on a bus. First we were divided into 3 groups and I was chosen to be in Mr Grundy’s class which was hard materials.
When we went to class we had to sit at a table where we would not talk to anyone while he was calling out the roll. The people that were in my class were Isaia, Wesley, Kordell and more.
The second thing we were doing was listening to Mr Grundy while he tells us the rules in class about what we have to do. Rule number 1 was sit on your chair with 4 legs not 2 because if you sit on it with 2 legs on the chair then you will fall off your seat and hit your head.
The next thing we had to do was get a pencil from the table to write 4 things about a friend of your own on a piece of paper and I was writing about my best friend Wesley. What I wrote about was that he likes pizza, dancing, reading and playing rugby with his best mates.
Later on we had to put the pencils back where we got it from because we were finished. After that we had to hold a piece of paper that will have our name on it and our last name so that a lady will come in and take a quick photo of us. Next class was finished, then we had to walk back to the bus to get back to school, The end.
Hope you all enjoyed my writing.
Thursday, November 7, 2019
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Wednesday, October 30, 2019
Friday, October 25, 2019
Thursday, October 24, 2019
Wednesday, October 23, 2019
Friday, September 27, 2019
Thursday, September 26, 2019
Tongan language week
One the 6th of September we celebrated the Tongan culture at the somerville hall which use to be Tamaki intermediate. First we sang the New Zealand national anthem, Tongan national anthem, the prayer and finally Miss Kelly’s speech. When it was the Tongan groups turn we did a Tongan dance together with boys and girls. Our next dance was just boys only. Parents was coming up on stage dancing and singing. When we were doing our dance I felt really nervous. Later on it we did a ma’ulu’ulu together with the Kia Toa syndicate and I was also given $15 dollars from my mother and I was so happy. When the assembly finished we went back to school to the hall to eat Tongan food. I ate potato salad, corn beef, taro and sweet and sour. When I was eating I went down to sit with my friends on the stage.
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