Holiday Cooking Program

It’s My Turn To Cook Tonight Bosch School Holiday Program – October 2 - 4

The It’s My Turn To Cook Tonight Bosch School Holiday Program is FREE, ONLINE and FUN. It is available ANYWHERE there is Internet. This means no travelling, no pick ups or drop offs – your kids get food savvy and learn to cook in your home, using your food, cooking your dinner. Just by registering you go in the draw to win an iPad mini and there are lots of other GREAT PRIZES to win (movie passes, iPod shuffles, kitchenware and a fabulous Bosch mixer!) Find out more http://www.itsmyturntocooktonight.com/

High Jump Practice

 Ella - Rm 18 (All style!) :)

 Lainy - Visiting Year 6 student

 Mitchell - Rm 18

 Declan - Rm 19

 Remo Noa - Rm 19

 Jack - Rm 19

 Sam - Rm 19 (The tongue makes all the difference Sammy!)

 Tallulah Belle - Rm 18

 Marcus - Rm 18

Jaden - Rm 18

 Dom - Rm 19

Oscar - Rm 18

Montel - Rm 18

Maia - Rm 19

 Grace - Rm 19

 Mr P - Showing them how it's done :)

Mr P tells me, "I've still got it!"

 

Taking pointers from the Canterbury champ himself, Henri (Yr 8 student, 2012)

The Senior Class Eagle

To celebrate class success, we are introducing the Senior Class Eagle.  The trophy will be awarded to the most successful class at events throughout the year, such as swimming sports, cross country, speech competitions, athletics and the like.  Room 18 would have taken it out for swimming sports earlier this year and Room 19 achieved the most number of  points at cross country in Term 2.  To mark the official beginnings of this new tradition, Room 23 has been awarded it for their success at both the syndicate and zone speech competitions.  Well done Room 23 on such a successful term!

Further to this, we are going to run a Syndicate Sports Assembly in Week 9 to present Most Consistent and Most Improved player trophies for each of the winter sport teams.  More information to come. 

Our Rockin' Choir today @ Open Day

Ms Rowe is such a rockstar!  She has done such amazing things with our Year 7/8 choir.

 We were treated to  Brayden's version of 'Love, Love, Love' after lunch.  What a talented young man we have in Room 18!  Keep up the great work Brayden... you are one step closer to earning your Senior Success badge for The Arts. :)

Wind Storm Writing Sample

Christchurch pummeled by fierce storm

Writing inspiration for this week

 The roots of one of the large trees that fell during the winds (The Groynes, Belfast).

 Uplifted roots - struggling to hold on!

Large gaps left by the fallen trees.

 One of the many trees that now rest on the ground.