I am a Year 8 student at Panmure Bridge School in Auckland, NZ. I am in Learning Space 2 and my teachers are Ms Kirkpatrick and Mrs Anderson.
Friday, 2 March 2018
Tech Reflection - W4
Today we have finished colouring in our symbols and now we are transferring them onto our blocks. We had to use yellow and white as our compulsory colours and I chose three other colours. It was hard to focus as other students were loud. I managed to get 3 out of 5 symbols on the block. It took me a while because they are all detailed and hard to draw. I am not good at art that is why I do not like art but it was fun with Mrs Telefoni.
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Wednesday, 28 February 2018
Meeting Our Younger Students
As head students we need to make sure that our students know who we are and what we can do for them. We kept it short and simple so that they can understand it. We talked a little about how we can accompany them if they are feeling sad or do not have anyone to play with. We would like them to cite us as role models and as someone they can lean on. I express my gratitude to Mrs Millward, Miss Cockeram, Mrs Hiddleston, and Mrs Mclane for giving up time for us to introduce ourselves.
T1 W3 - Building Blocks
For maths, Sanujan and I created a DLO showing our working out of the problem 'Building blocks'. My partner and I have worked hard on this DLO and it was not easy working the problem out. This week we are learning how to find the area of a 2D shape, and the volume of the 3D shape.
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Life At P.B.S.
Last night I completed my last activity for my gold respect award. At P.B.S. we do many things like celebrating 60 years of education, we stay active by doing p.e. and we also get taught life values with our Kiwi Can tutors Miss Lily, and Mr Matt. Around our school we have art that represents us and our education trust, Manaiakalani.
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Tuesday, 27 February 2018
The Climb - Stan Walker
Stan Walker is a critically acclaimed New Zealand singer who started his career by winning the Australian Idol. The song 'The Climb' is apart of of his 2009 album Introducing Stan Walker. In my personal opinion I think he sang this song because of cancer and his emotional problems that can only be expressed through a meaningful song. One interesting thing I found out about Stan Walker was that he has a tattoo on his neck that reads Ataahua.(Which means beautiful)
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Respected New Zealand Leader - Jean Batten
Jean Batten was a famous aviatrix who was the most famous New Zealander of the 1930's. She broke numerous records and has many honourable awards even the most highest aviation honour, Federation Aeronautique internationale. Jean Batten was a very inspirational women who flew with the famous Australian aviator,Charles Kingsford Smith. Jean Batten got her first license at the London Aeroplane Club. She also broke the record for the fastest flight from the U.K. to Australia. When her flying days came to an end she lived in an apartment in Majorca, Spain where she died after refusing treatment for a dog bite.
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Monday, 26 February 2018
Venn Diagram - Comparison Between P.B.S. & Winter Olympics
Panmure Bridge School and the Winter Olympics have many things in common such as our values and that we strive to be the best in our selves. We also have many differences such as our motto and logo. Panmure Bridge School's logo has only two colours, grey and red. Winter Olympics is multi coloured and shares the same logo as the Summer Olympics. This is a comparison between our school and the Winter Olympics.
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