Mr Hayes

About a month ago P4 helped an old man who was a victim of a home robbery we held a bake sale which we sold home baking for 50c and we then brought in a thoughtful item to add to our 'care package' Mrs Bocock then delivered the bake sale money and the care package to Mr Hayes small flat along with the help of four P4 students Anais(me), Bridget, Thomas and Brad. Mr Hayes was close to tears and was delighted with the hard work P4 had done for him. It felt really nice to help someone and we experianced a warm glow in our hearts from helping him. It was truly AMAZING!

The New Playground!

Mokoia has recently had a BRAND NEW adventure playground put in and all the students are loving it! There is a massive space net and monkeys bars along with all sorts of other bits and bobs that make it extroidanaryily AWESOME!!! I LOVE IT.

Athletics Day

It was athletics day about a week ago and there were events that ranged from discus, shot put and criket throw to high jump, long jump and running 100 metres, 200 metres, 400 metres and 800 metres. I came 3rd  in 100 metre sprints final and Tarawera year 7 girls relay came 2nd (I was the 2nd runner!)  It was a great day and i think it brought the school together as well as having a friendly little house compitition! I really enjoyed it!!!

RotaRota

Manawa 
Aroha
Ngakau
Aue
Wehea
Ahau

WAR

Pale , lifeless corpses  sprawled bloodied on the ground

The rotten stench of ash and hot embers as I crawl along the dusty trenches

The pounding drum beat of bombs bursting in my ear

Abandoned and alone with endless, repeating worries circling around in my gashed head

The stubborn, bitter blood oozes across my taste buds

I think this is war!

My Pepeha

Ko Tarawera toku maunga

Ko Puarenga toku awa

Ko NgaPuhi toku iwi

Ko Russell toku koroua

Ko Lianne toku kuia

Ko Todd toku matua

Ko Sacha toku whaea

Ko Anais toku ingoa

No Kaharoa ahau

The Ride

I don’t know how long I have waited for this day to arrive.  Ever since I was 4 years old I have wanted to ride a horse, now as my 8^th birthday loomed it couldn’t have been a better time to pester Mum to let me go to a riding school.

It is seven days until my birthday and I still have not won reasoning with my mother to let me go to a riding school. As I slumbered down stairs in my normal hand me down pony pj’s, I was mentally planning my game plan of winning Mum over to let me go riding with my BFF Bethany Parker who’s mum owns a riding academy in the north country of New Zealand. For me this is a golden opportunity for me to ride a horse, but to my mother a horse is none other than a brutal killing machine that is a pest to the universe.

“Mum please! “My plan was not working so far and my mum couldn’t have been more stubborn.

“I am sorry Carman but it’s just not safe without me” and then I saw my chance

“Yes, Yes, Yes, Mum you can come Mrs Parker said you could come if you wished I just remembered, please mum give it a go I beg of you! “

“Oh dear Carman I can see how much this means to you dear and I guess I’ll do it, but on one condition that you follow all safety conditions!”

“Yes mum I promise, thank you so much!” As I ran up the stairs exhausted of talking I thought of the thrilling adventure just waiting for me at Bethany’s farm!

It was the big day, in 2 minutes and 43.1 seconds I would be 8!

I smiled and stepped into the stunning stable owned by Bethany Parker a.k.a my BFF 

Here I thought to myself is where the real story begins…

What Am I?

You will find me in the deepest parts of the ocean,

in freshwater and terrestrial destinations.

Scientists have estimated about

120, 000 of me still contentedly living.

I normally eat krill and other trivial particles.

I have a hard shell like protection to defend my back from

predators.

I have been known to be extremely ugly by judgemental

fishermen and scientists.

If it wasn’t for me the ocean would be a different place.

What Am I?

Bio Poem

Creative, Horse mad and Artistic

 Wishes to be invisible

Dreams of going to the Olympics

Wants to be an international horse rider

Who wonders how the World began

Who fears dying and getting injured

Who is afraid of sharks, zombies and blood

Who likes reading and caring for my pets

Who believes in heaven

Who loves animals, lollies and my family

Who plans to own a stud

                                              I’m glad I am myself!

Creepy Creature

You would not have heard of this creature because it is so exotic, you wouldn't have seen it either. The  Karribloore, a.k.a. Hotblood is a different animal altogether. It would be a miracle if you ever saw one.

Appearance:

The Karribloore is an extraordinary sight with its hefty ears. They are able to intercept sound within 4 kilometres of the area around them. Another fascinating sense is their bulging eyes can see just as well at night as during the day which comes in handy as they never sleep. They are the vampire of all animals! Their teeth are carved bone. You can tell their gender very easily by looking at their teeth. Their fur is matted and it is dim grey and straw- like. Karribloores are normally very small and petite. They have very sleek and skinny fingers which help them to delicately pick their food.

Diet:

A Karribloore’s typical diet is a nutritional one filled with nuts and juicy tropical fruit. They do not eat any meat and they are vegetarians. They occasionally eat some juju plants for protein and very rarely will snack on some bark.

Habitat:

The Karribloore’s destination is unknown and supposedly very sunny as they don’t handle the cold very well. Scientists predict they will be found to live somewhere on a tropical island.

Predators:

The Karribloore’s predators are very straightforward as it’s any animal that wants to have a small, meaty treat. The Karribloore is commonly eaten by roaming rabid hawks.

Life cycle:

Karribloores have a very unusual life cycle. When the mother Karribloores (called Luvits) get pregnant they lay their eggs on a piece of moss and then all the bacteria bases its energy on the egg and forms a sort of barrier around it. Then the egg hatches into the beautifully ugly creature that’s living today.

So as you can see Karribloores live an intriguing life.  I hope you have learnt more about this extraordinary animal.