Welcome to Room 13's Blog. We are a wonderful and lively bunch of year 7 and 8 students who attend Tawa Intermediate in Wellington, NZ. We belong to the Mighty Pouakai Syndicate and our teacher is Ms Tito. This is a space for us to celebrate and showcase our learning journeys. Feel free check out our individual blogs and please leave comments... we check our comments regularly to see how we can improve and they help us reflect on our learning.
Showing posts with label Ryley Bridges. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ryley Bridges. Show all posts
Friday, 2 March 2012
Meet Ryley Bridges
Ryley is definitely one of our talented writers. I thought it would be a good idea to post a pic of her so you can put a face to her writing. Hopefully she will accept a challenge to write a book this year or publish some of her work in the next Journal of Young People's Writing. As you can see she is a lot of fun too. If you happen to see her, maybe she will share with you what she had written on the stickers on her forehead and school shirt.
Ryley Bridges - Ngati Toa Trip
February
16th. A hot Thursday morning at Tawa Intermediate School. Pouakai
Syndicate were going to Ngati Toa Domain. The courts, where everyone
lined up, outside of the classrooms smelt like sun screen. People wore
hats, sunglasses and bits of clothing that might of been the latest
fashion craze. I stuck with my normal style (T-shirt, shorts and
sneakers). The teachers made us shout “POUAKAI!!!” at the top of our
lungs. We then walked off down the street towards the train station,
chatting among friends.
The
train ride was boring but at least we weren’t stuck on the train
forever (last year at the end of year picnic, we were stuck on the train
for a length of time that felt like hours but was only about an hour).
Pouakai syndicate filled up the train and the only other person on the train was some guy listening to music. We chatted about
where we could go (and where we couldn’t). I attempted to take some
pictures of people walking but sadly, failed miserably.
The
playground was as hot as school. The suns energy was focused on us
today. After eating, people split up and ran around the not so big
playground. Students laughed, talked and shouted all around the place.
Some boys went and played rugby on the field. Today was a day for fun in
the sun.
The
beach was hot and beautful. The water was cool and peaceful. I didn’t
go in the water but my friends did and they enjoyed it. Reilly, Jackson
and a couple of other boys went crab hunting. They screamed a couple of
times like little girls when they saw big crabs. It was pretty funny.
The
beach trip ended after hours of fun. Everyone enjoyed it and had the
time of their lives. We become closer as friends, as a class and as a
syndicate. Best Beach Day Ever!!!
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