Wednesday, 12 November 2014

Remembrance Day

On Remembrance Day I was the MC with Abby at our assembly! I got to go and speak in front of the whole school. IT WAS SO MUCH FUN! I was also in the choir and we sung two songs called Shine a Light For Peace and Amani Utupe. I had to keep running back and forth. I loved my job in the assembly!

By Nick

Peace Quilt

On November 11, we want you to remember all the brave individuals who have served and continue to serve our country in wars and peace keeping missions across the globe.When remembering the men and women who risk and risked their lives that we may now live in freedom and peace, we can think about how we can make our world a more peaceful place. Each member of our Perth Road school community made a section of this peace quilt, sharing their ideas about what peace means to them.

Written by: Juliana, Emma and Ruby

Monday, 3 November 2014

This Is My Cat

This is a poem I wrote for an ideas assignment about my cat. I am posting it on the blog because I really enjoyed making it and want to show people my interesting ideas.

by:Juliana

Friday, 31 October 2014

MONSTERS IN THE CLASSROOM!!!

Thank you Christine Harvey for the wonderful face paint.We are having so much fun! It was a joy to have you in our class. HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!!!
By:Gage and Vince  

The Mud Puddle

This is a comic about a mud puddle.


By: Deyanna 

If I Were The Teacher I would...

By: Ruby

Friday, 17 October 2014

Youth Mentoring Youth!

Look who came to our classroom today!
Youth Mentoring Youth inspired our students to write about environmental topics. Here is one introduction to a speech from the House of Commons, written in the role of a Member of Parliament. 

                                       Do You Want To Stay Living ?
Well if you do we have to keep our earth clean. Also too many people are killing bees and killing bees mean no trees and no trees means no people. We need you to help. Only we can make a difference so get off your electronics, go out side and clean our earth . Then we can stay living and not die.

By Minister of the Environment, Emma