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Wednesday, 12 March 2014

Lizara Bio Poem

    Bio Poem One

I am a very good netball player, 
I am still learning the rules of touch, I am an artist, 
I love playing on my bike at home,  
  my favourite subject at school is maths  

Bio Poem Two
Im proud of myself, when I get everything done, and If I do something that is really good. I am clever at maths. I am respectful to kids that are in trouble, I am respectful to the Teachers, and I am respectful to Everyone even out of school grounds. I am Shy around people that I haven't met in my life, or when I was a little kid. I don’t like people who is Selfish to me.


Kia Ora my name is Lizara
I am respectful to everyone, shy in front of people I have never met before, and always happy at Pt England School
I have no brothers, but I have 5 sisters including my self
I love playing a lot of sports and activities, my family, and I love playing with my mates, my favourite place in New Zealand is Rotorua
I am scared of some kinds of food that I don't like, of some of the teachers, of huge bull dogs
About half of Pt England School got to meet the Auckland Breakers, I would really like to go on a plane for once in my life
I am wanting to learn more about maths that we are going to be doing in college and high school, and to learn more about art so that when I know every thing about art I can teach little kids
I would like to become a teacher when I grow up, I would like to be a famous netball player, and to write one of the best stories you would ever seen
I live in Auckland New Zealand (Aotearua)
A lot of people call me Zara as my nick name

Monday, 10 March 2014

Name our New Zealand athlete?

Do you know who is our New Zealand athlete? It is Valerie Adams our New Zealand champion. Do you have any idea what is her favourite sports? The sports that she played is Shot Put, one of her favourite sports in the wolrd.

She had never taken drugs, but this ladie that was going to be the next winner in Shot Put, she had been taken a lot of drugs and thats why she got kicked out and she is never aloud to play Shot Put again. When it was Valerie Adams turn to see if she's been taken drugs, she was clean never taken drugs in all her life.

Do you have any idea what was her farthest distance in Shot Put? In Melbourne Valerie Adam was well papered in her game, the throwing distance is 19.66m long. Valerie Adams works hard to win she never mucks around, because she's all ways in it to win it.



When they had the Kiwi Shot-Put Champion Valerie Adams won the gold medal ,Valerie Adams would go on to become the reigning Olympic, New Zealand Champion in Shot Put. Everyone has hopes that she would never lose in Shot Put, because she is all ways in it to win the Olympics, not for New Zealand its because she loves this game.

Friday, 7 March 2014

My Xtra Maths Results



Today I have never done something cool like this since I started Xtra Maths! I got all of my Xtra maths done in one day, but last yeah I only got up to Division 2nd. So that time I really didn't try my hardest but this year is a new beginning for me. I really hope you like my results!!!


Friday, 28 February 2014

The Treaty Of Waitangi

We hope you enjoy the movie that we have made for use guys to watch. It has been created by Ana, Mary, Lizara and Javana. Please enjoy our movie, and we hope like it. Ka Ki Te Ano.

Tuesday, 25 February 2014

The Pt England Way

Pt England school is talking about the Pt England Way. The Point England Way is all about people caring for each other, and being respectful to everyone. It also includes looking after the little kids even if they are brand new to our school. One of our school values is Better Together and Co-operating together, which is a part of Kia Pai Te Kotahi. For this year, we are learning about the value Tiaki Taonga. All of these values make up the Pt England Way.


The Pt England Way all started in 2001. It gave people ability to do the right thing at the right time with the right attitude. Mr Burt, our principal, and Mrs Burt probably had been planing this for a long time, but didn't have the time to tell any one. So once it came to 2001 all the teachers had a staff meeting and they came up The Pt England Way.



Our Kawa of care (the way we do things) Is all in the Point England way. Its not just about our school its also about our family and friends. Everyone is now knowing what the Point England way is meaning to them, like knowing how it feels to be sad and lonely, or getting in to fights and stopping them. Now everyone is happy and safe together.


On Friday mornings our school has this thing called our Korero, and do you know what it helps us with? It can help us by being kind and respectful to one another for example. Putting your self in their shoes and knowing what they mean or Co-operating with each other. Our Value for 2014 is Tiaki Taonga. Going towards our goals, and going by the rules. If you didn't know that the Korero is helping us with the Pt England Way. Well now you do!

Friday, 14 February 2014

About the Treaty of Waitangi

On February the 6th 1840, the Treaty of Waitangi had come to New Zealand. So that more Maori and British people could sign the Treaty of Waitangi. The agreement in the contract was to bring peace and help us solve the problems that had been going on all around New Zealand. William Hobson had written the Treaty of Waitangi on behalf of Queen Victoria.


Today was the day for all Maori people and British people to sign the Treaty of Waitangi. All the Maori people couldn't fix what the problems were and how it could get be solved. It was a misunderstanding for the 2 versions of the English and Maori.


The Maori people were discussing how this could help everyone in New Zealand. Not many people all around New Zealand had food and water. So they new that some one had to sign the Treaty of Waitangi and, They were wondering who is going to be signing the Treaty of Waitangi, first out of all us Maori's.

So Hone Heke had decided to be one of the first chiefs to sign the Treaty of Waitangi. That is how all the British people, gave us peace and helped us with our problems. So more and more people all around New Zealand signed the Treaty of Waitangi, and wrote Moko as there signature.