Showing posts with label Olivia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Olivia. Show all posts

Tuesday, 10 November 2009

Olivia's Awesome Gymnastics



This term we have been learning gym at QEII. We had five sessions and the last one was the best. The teachers were really helpful. I can't wait to do it next year to learn more skills. My favourite part was the pit. I did a flip into the pit and it was really fun. I hope we can do more flips next year!! I got six fours which was my highest score and one three minus which was my lowest score but all the rest were in between. These pictures show me using focusing skills. To do the cartwheel that I have just down in one of these photos you need to be able to balance and hold yourself up easily.
By Olivia.

Sunday, 13 September 2009

Student Led Conference


A week ago Fendalton School had there Student Led Conferences. We Started them off by a mihi. Then we showed an powerpoint about the things that were fun this year, then we played some marimba. Last of all we split up with our parents and showed them our Student Led Conference files. My Parents were very impressed with my work. I was in a group with Bridget, Emma, Jordyn, Emily and of course me. My favourite part was the marimba. My dad said that the marimba was great!!!!!! The Student Led conferences were amazing. The highlight for me was sharing our amazing work with our parents. Did you enjoy our welcoming mihi?

By Olivia.

Tuesday, 24 March 2009

Olivia's Camp Snapshot

“Come on”, I heard in the distance. All I could see was a heap of  giant trees. My Mouth was dry, yelling for water inside me. I could feel a painful stitch inside my stomach. All I could smell was bark. I was so alone in a gigantic forest running with  an uncomfortable pain in my stomach and my heart was beating fast. When our time was up and we had all the flags we could get we ran back but we couldn’t go very fast because one girl in our group had hurt her ankle. When we got back all my water had gone warm. The Hanmer Forest was very big. Orienteering on camp was harder than I thought.