A blast at school

It goes like this, the fourth, the fifth, the minor fall, the major lift. The baffled king composing hallelujah.
Week 4 has beamed upon us at T.A.I and it has been a blast at school. Thursday is going to be scary though. Netball, Te Reo, band, visual language, Kapahaka, choir. I am living a nightmare hopefully it is going to calm down. Yesterday was the best. We competed against room 15 in softball. When I win at something I am not humble at all. We have won all our games now. Room 12, we won 16-0, room 10, we won 22-10 and room 15 we won 14-2. Everyday is a mission for me. This year I wanted to get 10 badges or more and well I am pretty close to achieving it. This week has been a blast for me really. I have made it into Rock Band 1 with Bella from room 6 (I think) as lead singers.Yesterday at french we learnt a little speech. Bonjour. Je suis Raiha E toi? That means Hello. I am Raiha and you? It was so exciting to learn my first short speech in french. Halfway through french there was the fire alarm went off so we had to wait on the field to stop. Apparently there was a fire in the office. We evacuated the ALC immediately and we were escorted out onto the field by Madame Shaw. A large mass of students thought it was just a drill. Got to go.
So long my fellow peeps

busy busy busy week 3

Salut Everyone. Another week I survived without falling that much behind. It has been epic but it has felt like forever really. Looking back on how the weeks gone, it was very complicated especially on Tuesday and Thursday.i am amazed how well people time manage there jobs and commitments well  here at Te Awamutu Intermediate. This week french, Te Reo, Maori, rock band, visual language,  and heaps more have occupied me in this burning weather. Kapahaka wasn't very fun. It was like I was in a place full of students who just played on their phones, talking over each other. I got to the point where I was about to leave the ALC (Art Leisure Center). I just had enough. Going to Intermediate and having a lot of responsibilities, roles, hobbies, and interests is much more harder than I had expected  int he first place. When they say they push you out of your comfort zone they mean it.
Well it is time for me to go.
So long my fellow peeps.
Ka kite ano.

Reflecting on week two

Hi everyone. Reflecting on the week, I have had a pretty exciting week. This week has also been excruciatingly exhausting and chaotic at intermediate.
I have remembered to come by the class for the last five minutes of interval and lunch just to get into class on time because when you are on the playground and your class is on the other side of the school you have to put a game plan intact to make sure you beat the teacher back. So far my back up plans had rebounded so I need to have an even better epiphany then those prehistoric ideas.
Thursday is probably going to be the busiest day so far for me so I hope I am prepared for what's to come my way.
Yesterday I had French with Madam Shaw and I learnt a few words like pétanque, bonjour a la class, Baguette, and heaps more. Although she was just introducing French to us it felt like we were half way through the year.
So long my fellow peeps.

Kia ora

Kia ora. Nau mai haere mai and welcome to my blog for 2015. I am a year 7.