Camping in Marahau.
This school trip is going to be great, we are going to be doing so many things.
I wish we could camp in tents all the time, but it is more fair if someone else also wants to camp.
Something we are going to be doing at camp is kayaking, making S’mores and hiking.
Marahau is going to be the best camp ever!
I am very excited for this camp and kayaking.
From Viggo W
Class Blog
The plant stall went from $3 to $2 and then $1 and that was pretty good, because it was crowded. Cow pat bingo made $300.
The bouncy castle was $8 and last year it was $7.
At the plant stall most of the plants were sold by lunchtime.
The Treasure Trove was good, because lots of things were 50 cents, 10 cents, and 20 cents and it was very full of people
The cow in Cow Pat Bingo when it got released it basically poops instantly.
The Bouncy Castle were shorter than last year.
There were lots of people even though it was raining.
The hot dogs were free at the end of the day, but only for the Ngatimoti kids.
There was a 3D printed shop where there were 3D printed dragons, spiders and caterpilers, which was good because it was full with people.
By Piko
Māori Games
Last Friday, we competed in the Māori games. We only got to play four out of six games, because it started to rain half way through. Some of the games were new, we only knew four out of six, but we got to learn lots of new things.
The referees were all year sevens and eights learning to help out and understand the games better. They were all really nice and fair and we all really enjoyed it.
Dylan Schimidt
Today Dylan Schmidt will be visiting us.
He is an Olympic trampolinist and he loves Nutella.
He won the first ever medal in trampolining for New Zealand in the Tokyo Olympics.
He is taller than Mrs Milnes.
By Madi
We played tennis with Vanessa. We learnt to hit a rally to a buddy and other teams.
Sake bord is a position in tennis to hit the ball.
By Orianna
