I I f ellett 999-2000 • 0 I I Contents. The Whole School. ...................................................................... ................ ..... . ........................ ............. .... . Our Teachers and Staff ...... .... ...... .... .. ..... ... ....... .... .... .... ... ..... ... ..... .. .. ... .... ....... ..... ... ... ................ ... ........ ..... .. From The Principal ........... ...... .. ........ ........ ... ...... ........ ... . .... ..... ...... .... ............. ................................... .. .. ... . Kellett School : Web Page ........... . ...... ......... .. .. .... ... ..... ........ .... ....... ... .......................... ................................ . First Days at School ......... .... .......... .. ..... ..... .... ..... .. ... ... ...... .. .... .... ..... ...................... .... ........................ .... .... . Christmas Concerts : "Nativity Tableau" Reception ... .... .... ... ... ... .... ....... .. .... .... ..... .................... . Youth Arts Festival P.E. Art Music Reception Reception 2 Reception 3 Primary 1-4 Primary 1-5 Primary 1-6 Primary 2-7 Primary 2-8 Primary 2-9 Primary 3-10 Primary 3-11 Primary 3-12 Primary 4-13 Primary 4-14 Primary 5-15 Primary 5-16 Primary 6-17 & 6-18 "Christmas Cards" Primary 1 .. ...... .. .... .. .. ............... ... ... .......... .... ... .. ..... ... . "It's a Baby" Primary 2 ... ................... .... ............... ......................... . "Cinderella" Primary 4 ... ......... .............. ............. . . .... ...... . . ... .......... . "Dancing Down the Decades" ... ..... ... .. .... .. ... ...... ... ......... ..... ..... ... ........ .. ...... . ..... ....... .... . . Mrs White ............... ..... ... .. ....... ... ..... .... ... ..... .... ...... ..... ..... ...... .... ... .. .. ... ..... .. ............ . . Miss Todd & Mrs Gadbury ................ ..... .. ............... .... ....... .. ........ ... ...... ... .. ...... ..... ....... . Mrs Allen .. .......... ...... ...... ...... .. .... ..... ..... ... .. ...... .... .... ..... .... ..... .... ..... ... ... ... ............ .. .. . Mrs Harris .. ..... .. ... .. .. .... ... .. ... ............. .. ...................... ........ .... .. ........ ............. ............ . Mrs Harvey ...................................................................... ....... ......................... ..... .. . . Mrs Glen ........ ...... . .... ... ... ..... .... ...... .. ... ... .. ..... .. ... ......... ... .... .... ...... ....... .... ........ ......... . Miss Todd ..... ...... ... ..... ......... ............................................. ... ......................... .. . ........ . Miss Lloyd-Jones ...... .............. ....... ...... .. .... : .. ....... ................ ...... .............. .. .. ... .. ......... . Mrs Nevin ...... .... .... ............ ...... ....... ..... .. ..... .......................................... ... ..... ........... . Mr Allen .. ... ....... ..... .. .. ...... ... ... .. ..... .... ... ... ... ... ..... .... .... .. ....... .... .... .................. .. ......... . Mrs Anderson .... ... .... .... ...... .. ... .... ...... ...... ......... .... ........ ..... ... .... .. ....... ....................... . Mrs Paterson ......... ...... ....... .. ........ ........... ...... .... .. .... ...... .......... ...... .. .................... .... .. i Mr Walker ....... ...... ................... ............. .... .. .... ..... ... ...... ...... ... ... .... ........ .. .... .. .......... .. Mrs James ...... ....... ........ ... ..... ... .......... .. .... .. .. .. .. ... .............. .. ................. ......... .... ...... . Mrs Elliot. .................... .. ..................... ........... .......................................................... . Mr Miller .......... ..... ... ....................... ..... ....... ...................................... . ................ ...... . Mrs Sheward .... .......... ............. ................................. ... .. ........... ... ............................. . Mr Marshall. ............ ..................... ....... .............. .... ........ .... ...... ................................. . Mr Haywood .......... ................ ... ............................ ....... ........ ..... .... .. .......................... . Mrs Lomas & Mr Nevin "The Victorians" ......................................................... .. "The Victorian Times" .. .... .............. ... .. ...... .. .. Pages 1 - 1 O 2 3 4 6 8 9 10 11 12 13 17 21 25 31 37 43 50 56 62 68 74 80 86 92 98 105 112 119 125 Chinese Studies Mrs Hsaio. .... .. ...... ...... .... ... .. .... ..... .. ... ... .. .. .... ... .... .. ... .... .... ... .. .. . .. . .. .. .. .. .. . . . . . . .. .. .. .. .. . . . 136 The Millenium.. .... .... ... ... ......... ... .... ..... .. ........ . .. .. . . . . .. .. . . . .. .. . . . . . . . .. .. . . .. .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .. .. .. .. . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 138 Inter-school Sports ......... ........ ...... .. ...... ... .... ....... .......... .. ..... ....... .. .. ..... ...... ..... .. ......... .... ... ........................ 140 French Mr Auzou... ................. ............... .... ... .......... ........ ....... .... ........... ...... .. ...... ........ .. ....... 141 ~i~~:~i;~:o~=~~~::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::::::: ::: : :·.·.: :::: :::: :::: :::: ::: :: :::::: : :·.·.·.:: :::::: ::::: ::::::::: ::::::::::: :: ::::: :1::::::::::: ~ :: Primary 3.............................................. . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 145 Primary 5... ........ ... ..... .. . . . . . . ...... .. ...... ...... .... . . ... ... .. ... . ... ... .... ... ........ .... . .... .... .... ........ ..... .... .. ......... ..... ... .... ... 146 Primary 6....... .................. ........... ...... ... .. .... . . . . .. .. . . .. . . . .. . . . . .. .. . . . .... . . . .. . . . .. .. . . . . .. .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . .. .. .. .. .. . .. . . .. . . . . .. . 147 Autumn Dinner Dance ...... .. .. ...... ...... ...... . .'... ... ............ .... ...... .. ... .. ..... .................. ......... .... .. ........... .. ...... .... .... 148 Family Sports Day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . .. .. . . . . . .. .. . . . . .. .. . .. . . . .. .. . . . . .. .. . . . . . . . . .. .... . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .. .. .. . . .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . 150 Pets ..... ..... .. .................. .... .. .. .. ..... .......... ... ...... ......... .'..... ..... ... ...... .... .... .. .. ..... ...... .. ........ ..... ............ ..... ..... . 152 Beavers ........ . ,............. ...... ........ .... ...... ....... .. ... ... .. .. ...... ..... ..... ... .. .... .... ...... ... ..... ............ ..... ...... ........ ...... .. 153 Cubs... ....... ............................................... .. ........... ............... ...... ....... ....... ... ....... ......... ........... .................. 154 Brownies ............. .. ... ........ .... ...... ........... .... .... ......... ....... .... ...... .... .. ...... ... .... .. ...... .... ....... .... .. .. ...... ............ .. 155 Acknowledgements ... .. ... .... ... ... ........... ..... ... .. .. .... ... ..... .... .. ..... .... ... ... .... ...... .. ...... ... ... ........... . .. .... Inside Back Cover Our Teachers and Staff 2 Back Row :- Steve Marshall, Barbra Ahl, Marie Sewerin, Shaun Haywood, Debbie Harris, Vanessa Hicks, Sarah Davidson. Judy Glen, Kate White, Martin Walker, Roy Allen, Xanthe Lauder, Ting Ting Chan. Ann-Marie Nevin, Sarah Lloyd-Jones, Caroline Todd, Deborah Sheward, Pam Staten, Jessica Brown, Lee Chan, Lisa Jones. Debbie Beesley, Nyria Gadbury, Tannwen James, Lynne Lewis, Val Anderson, Jacqueline Hsiao, Grace Deacon, Jo Prior, Ann Frazer, Romy So, Lynda Lomas. Front Row :- Tom Nevin, Rosemary Allen, Nick Miller, Ann McDonald, Sue Harvey, Ann Paterson, Liz Grenville, Mini Elliot. Mr Ng Mrs Wong Regina Hung Sau Fong Ip Trisha Kriega. From The Principal 3 Reception II C ben I Print Artist I Softw- : " ~ ~ 0 = '- Q) ..c: +- )( 'O L Q) Q. 0 ' + ..c: 0, :;:; Q) ..c: +- i:: 0 0, i:: :x 0 3 +- 'O .a 0 '- L) 'O Q) L) '2 Q) L) 'O '- 0) At the Circus with Reception J * ~~ [ 32 Chri5topher: Funny clown5 throwing pie5 at each other! Brooke: Funny clown5 juggle5 ba\15 high in the circu5 tent. Clet'hens: Funny c.lowns balancing on the tight rope with 8 balls. A c.owboy squirts ().\, s ~o.\ U\od e wit Ok\ ~ (..) jj 1J c~~ SootSw~ ater at peopler W He.S-tv /h hlr ~qn.l 5 ~ rts ~Lot lJ Y'o. "dv ntYn slct t'S ~,ha t'V\d, .. ~ 0 ~ ! -+ 0 :, a. (II C g 0 f :t CQ :r -+ .., 0 "'O /'O - 0 :, a. C-, r:: CQ CQ ~ (II 0- 0 ~ 0 :, a. :r /'O :r 0 5:. (II -+ ~ 0 'O /'O 0 'O ~ -· :, :r (ii' :r 0 :, a. $11 ~ /'O 0 .., -+ (II ~ 0 0 -+ 0 .., 0 r:: :, a. :r l (II -+ 0 .., (II (II :r Owen: Clowns are really funny sot'hetit'hes in the c.irc.us lily: 1he c.irc.us c.lowns ar~ on the ropes high up in the air 33 ~- .... ~ ·3 t:r II) II) C: ~ 0 0 ~ ..c=. \- Michael: Clown5 ore hanging lJp5ide down ond clil'hbing on 5tilt5. Clown5 ore funny . flf 6 BI S D rv \7 ( s ~&/\J, I cL !\Jo 5 I 34 Noto5ho: BolJncing bol\5 in hi5 hond5, holding bolloon5 in hi5 hond5. 5ol'hlJel: My clown jlJggle5 oll orolJnd. Aifric.: fhe c.lown5 on the tight rope, the c.lown5 5qlAirt5 water onto the people. fhe jlAggler i5 throwing ba\15. a 1 ~ E?lfit S ~J s Wir o" -r e, l 1e i Ayo: He i5 jlAgg\ing ba\15 Kenic.hi: MlAl'hl'hy blAy5 tic.ket5 for the c.irc.lA5 ~ ~ 0 ::, -\ :r iii' iii' -+:r ro t, ro 0 t, ~ 0 ::, -+:r ro -::!: (0 :r -+- """ 0 t, ro ~--+:r (II -::!: ::;:. (II a ::, a. a o· ::, a ::, a. a () 0 ~ ::, C.., C (0 cg ::, cp 35 > .x 1/) +-..c: 0, 'i: (l/ ..c: +- c: ..c: 0, :E. J!2 0 .a (l/ ..c: +- 1/) (l/ 6> 0, ::, ·~ (l/ .:t 'O C: (l/ I.. "'O <( 36 Arthur: Clown on the tightrope juggling balls, clever clown! Louisa: My clown is standing on rtly nart1e! Reception, Class 3 - Mrs J. Glen Back Row: Mrs Glen, Stephanie Priestley, Megan Healy, Alice Procter, Guy Moore, Alexander Jenkins, Joshua Newton, Maddie Brockie, Evan Reilly, Alexander Post, Tyler Hassett, Mrs West. Front Row: Devin Farmery, Alexandra Davidson, Hannah Matthews, Zachery Mistry, Phoebe Eddelstein, James Huang, Christian Huck, Ben Chambers, Victoria Chong, Oscar Copley, Sophie Crow, Sabrina Giraudo. Anna Kaye 37 ~ L\j ,,-- /c;'., ~~ \. ~A( r' '---; I ' \~~ \ "--c..._ _ _,~~~a.-~ ~~ @) ) \ c@ fG) ,J ,.,_______ v~ --,., ..... /\ \ \ C-,,,_/ \ / ~ \, ! "ii~ " -, ,..., -, - .... - .... -.... ,-, ..-, -, -, ~ ~ - -~- -~ -~~ -~ ~~~~~~~~~ ~ . -~ - -~ - -~ -✓ ✓ ✓ ? ✓ ✓ ✓ \~ ~ t 0 f, nna - an ele hant o a -~-t~-1~ ®.~0 - t~ @~-@.~--~ ~0 - - ~ - 1$:-~~--~Q '-.J '-.J '-...J .... ...,, .... _ '- ...; '-...; '-.J ...__,, '-_,1 '-.J .... _ '-- - - .. .. _... . . . - •.... .... - ... - 39 f(9,a \\:),. ~ I fQ. \\:l· f I \\:l· ' ' I \ ~\QJ -AN ~--"-"""oa,11!!!"!~- \ , ~j an aero \"...__,_....... ,,-> ( -----, ,... \ (' V I f .!.. 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L ~ I ~ bL9 (QR_e.\hen ev € r ~ohe EE ~ Went home and, / cd:e r)ore C® ~ c0-Re . i<\o.ds ~ ~ ~ ~ C, ~ t-79 1 ,1\@l~ rlli' ~ ~ ~ ~ 6~ ~I ,1\@l~ rlli' ~ Primary 3, Class 1 O - Mr M. Walker 80 Back Row: Mr Walker, Justin Sampson, Barnaby Brien, Will iam Delamater, Amie Watson, Amy Tortoishell , Gillian Stoddard, Akshat Sawhney, Pippa Dowie, Benjamin Higgins. Front Row: Simon Duck, Axel Engvall , Sonia Gregor, Marie Walker-Smith , Callum Wilson, Caillan Richards, Olivia Lundquist, Alexandra Julian, Isabelle Fraser, Colin Huang, John Tully. Lydia Amatt Madeleine Brown Felix Chan ru l(@(@~~D T~~(@WJ~~ T~~ D(@(@~ 6'~D W~6' T vruv ru ~~~~ I opened the door and there he stood, Henry VIII up to no good. Off with your head he cried pointing at me. "Not me," I cried, ''I'm not Ann Boleyn I'm just Amy! " I opened the door and there he stood, Frances Drake standing as straight as he could. "Shall we play bowls on the green?" he said. "No fight the Armada I'm going to bed." I opened the door and there she stood, Ann Boleyn in the executioner' s hood. She put her head on the block and the axe went thud! Amy Tortoishell I looked through the door and what did I see? A super soccer team waiting for me. I kicked the ball dribbled and shot. The goalkeeper fell over The crowd cheered a lot! I looked through the door and what did I see? A table tennis star from P3 . He smashed the ball and ran round the table, He won the game, He was very able. Felix Chan ' 81 82 When I opened the door I saw a fat baby gurglin I pl . . A ----- ' en I opened the-cl what did I see? But a sweet garde k ith lots of fairies . I love to eat bran es of cherries And all sorts of ther berries. When I ope d this door what did I see? My m' waiting for me. I leaped · the air and shouted, "Mummy!" Now u can see I'm happy as can be. I lo ed thro ~h the door and what did I see? It was ncredibfe would you believe, Fish having a disc under the sea. Dolphins dipping un er the reef I looked through the door and what did I see? Miss MacDonald smiling at me. "Here ' s your certificate," she said with glee. "Thank you," I said very politely. I looked through the qoor and what did I see? Screaming people lookihg at me, It was a big fright it made me jump. Naughty children going thump, thump, thump. " Madeleine Brown I opened the A Jet Ski I rac This I got o I opened the door <>i'n-t-..xrmtfC e? I saw a huge rainforest gro · · g around me. A monkey jumping from tree to tree. A big baboon chasing me. I opened the door and what did I see A swimming pool all for me. A diving board and a floating shoe. It was a miracle and I'll share it with y~'\ \ I opened the door and what did I see? ~ King Henry VIII staring at me. I ran and ran and hid behind a tr e • Please, please do not execute -~ ;"'' ·,,,.. ,_ -~':\ \ • • I ~ "'-,.; "------ ~ ~ ---~ 11; ~":_~- ....... :--:--. '- --.::::: -I ~, • ....._......_ or ,wha -" ot er o Rocking bac " - . ,:--,.. -~ s ' ' 4 . . ds s " I looked through th · d wha Forces acting on--yo . . • r Pushes and 1) s, up Fri~tien and gravity he to . ' I looked through ille door 'and what did I see? , Mr. Walker eating his sand~jch. "Can I have some?" i asked He replied "Get back to work fast!" Lydia Amatt I { I ,,,,,,,- ~ What did I see through the open door? I opened a door and I saw a monster Rats and bats and a drunken sailor, It chased me Through an open door. "Help! Help!" I cried What did I see through the open door? I opened my door and what a surprise A cockroach crawling crookedly on the floor, I was dressed like a cowboy with a mask on my eyes. I Through an open door. I ride and gallop until sunrise i: j What did I see through the open door? I opened the door I was still in the same place L Graceful egrets swooping through the clouds, In two minutes I was in space I _,,, Through an open door. A rocket zooming through the sky And there's me eating apple pie. ~ Olivia Lundqvist Akshat Sawhney 0 I opened the door and what did I see? Through the door I saw I saw a mermaid smiling at me. A knight pointing right / I opened the door and what did I see? Through the door I saw / I saw the blue and green big, big sea. A ghost eating toast I opened the door and what did I see? Through the door I saw a lord. " I saw a path waiting for me, I lifted my sword. I followed it and I saw a Charmander staring at me. The lord ran as fast he could. I opened the door and what did I see? Through the door I saw an electric guitar I saw a big waterfall spraying at me. Playing music in a bar. I opened the door and what did I see? Through the door I saw a man 1: I saw my bed waiting for me. His hair was blowing in a fan. 1, I! Alexandra Julian Axel Engvall Ii Through the door I saw a swimming pool with a diving board. I opened the door and what did I see? I ran, jumped, bounced, flew and splashed. A puppy smiling at me. V He looked so sweet sitting by my feet. V Through the door I saw Henry VIII eating a cake. I wonder if after he had a milkshake. I opened the door and what did I see? My mother, writing a letter. Through the door I saw a grumpy teacher. Look at the weather it's getting wetter. ,, What shall we do with a grumpy teacher? ,, ,, ' 1, Lock him in the PE store I opened the door and what did I see? I saw a blue balloon, / Ben Higgins Big and round like the moon. Colin Huang 83 0 84 I opened the.door and what did I see? I saw a big Zombie, sausage, bookmark and a nuclear bomb chasing me. I ran and ran for my life. ~ I opened the door and what did I see? ' I saw a big baboon with a blue bottom. Sitting on a brown racoon I opened the door and what di I saw a submarine waiti I jumped in and I was th The lieutenant was calle I opened the door and wliat d' I se,e? I saw a land of sweets and it ;was all for me but before I could eat them a monster ate me! I opened the door and what did I see? I saw Hong Kong really polluted. Plastic bags were blowing everywhere. I opened my door and what did I see? A beautiful path waiting for me. I followed it to the deep blue sea. Whales were swimming and singing merrily .. I opened my door and what did I see? tvf y best friend waving to me. She had long blonde hair falling into the sea, '\ She invited me in for afternoon tea. Gillian Stodclard I opened the door and what did I see? This horrible fi.gure staring at me. People were wearing gas masks and playing Gameboys. I got the feelin he wanted me for his tea. Through that door there was not much joy! Barnaby Brien I opened a door and what did I see? I saw a busy, bustling funpark. Sli~s:'aiid Fi des ancf a swinging But would you believe it belonged to me. I opened the door and what did I see? A fat pig squealing and moaning It was a horrible thing to see, First thing in the morning. I opened the door and saw a mermaid Looking stunning and beautiful in the, shade. Cool and gorgeous and covefed in scales The first one ever to be seen in Wales. I opened my door and what did I see I saw a monster chasing me I ran and ran and hid behind a tree Hewas only playing so we played ootil tea ........ == Amie Watson I slammed the ooor and locked it with this key. opened the door and what did I see? submarine made out of cucumber. With a sausage steering wheel. woke up it was only a dream. 'ened the door of a submarine. - ter gushed in, at was th end of ( Caillan Ri,chat:ds . . , Through the door I can see, The moonlight flooding the garden on this bright night. A ghost heating toast o · his dead warm fire. Through the door I can see the sunlight, Someone sunbathing in the beautiful gold sun. A boy and his friend pla ing beach ball having fun. Through the door I can see, A mermaid with lots and lots of scales and golden bits, G"oloen eyes, a golden nose and golden-"lips. PippaDowie 0 I went through the door and what did see? I saw a knight in armour running at me. I lifted my sword and duelled with glee. Then he ran away from me. I went through a door and what did I see? I saw a dog coming to bite me. I got a bone and threw, It hit him on the head and then he was dead. I went through a door and what did I see? I saw pollution, a mess on the beach. Tin cans and oil every where. I wonder does no-one care! William DeLamater In my dreams I saw a door, It opened just like the night before. A pirate stood there with a sword in his hand, Behind him stood his scary band. In my dreams I saw a door, It opened just like the night before. A dragon stood there with a hairy nose. Oh no! Oh no! It's burnt off all my clothes. In my dreams I saw a door, It opened just like the night before. A vampire came in and stood there behind the tall velvet chair. I shouted "Come near if you dare! " In my dreams I saw a dirty door, It opened just like the night before. Smoke and pollution were everywhere. Bags of rubbish and cans, smelly and sticky. Doesn't anybody care? Simon Duck I opened a door and what did I see? I saw a giant mouse drinking tea. When it was asleep I crept by. When it awoke I thought I would die. I opened a door and what did I see? I saw the world of monsters. Slowly moving, from foot to foot, Munching a leaf from the top of a tall tree. I opened a door and what did I see? I saw a cute Charmander smiling at me. It looked and looked and nodded it's head, Opened it's mouth and swallowed a flea. Marie Walker-Smith I went though a door and what did I see? I saw the sun shining on me. I went in the pool Under the shady palm tree. I went though a door and what did I see? Would you believe it a monster running free. I slammed the door as fast as I could Well of course I would. I went though a door, a safari truck door, And what did I see? Lions and tigers staring at me. I think they wanted me for their tea! Justin Sampson I opened the door and what did I see? I saw Paul McCartney playing for me. He had a spare guitar so he played it with me Then suddenly, I got stung by a bee. He gave me 500 dollars for playing with he. Then I went home to have some of my tea. Isabelle Fraser 85 Primary 3, Class 11 - Mrs T. James 86 Back Row: Alexa Chase, Chien Wei Lui , Phillipp Wetter, Adam Butterfield, Sophie de Jong, Brooklyn Newton, Joshua Sandor, Elin Pellas, Mrs James. Front Row: Claire Sheridan, Kate Chambers, Ashley Naismith, Andrew Pickup, Cameron Mcivor, Richard Kennedy, James Roberts, Emilie Hansson, Gideon Wells, James Matters, Thomas Patterson Rachel Hodgson Poetry Fiction The Earth and Beyond I have learnt that the intense heat of the Sun can cause blindness, and that the only way to study the Sun is to project its image through a pinhole. The Sun is a burning star which has holes that spit out fire . I know that the earth is a sphere and that Neil Armstrong was the first man on the moon. We have day and night because the earth rotates. Bryant Prieur. My dog is hungry At home my dog is hungry. At night I take her for a drink And something to eat. Non-fiction Poetry When I have my tea, She usually burps. The bits I hate go to the dog. I slip them under the table, So angry Mum can't see me. Adam Butterfield In Literacy time we have been writing fiction, non-fiction Ning Ning My sister is so annoying! Once when Amanda Came over, Ellen my maid She said, "Now you two girls ... You've got to play With Chien Wei's sister!" So I said, "OK." But once when we got home and started playing ... "Chien Wei can I play with you?" Now that was my sister, So I told her that we were doing some homework, But I knew what she was thinking, "Chien Wei I'm going to tell Mum About you ... " Chien Wei Lui and oet • Fiction The bad girl from space In a land far far away there lived a bad girl who came from space. She was very ugly. She wanted to go to Earth. The bad and ugly girl landed on top of the stadium. Then she saw a boy and wondered if he was rich, because the bad and ugly girl was only after money. So she started acting strangely to get his attention. But he didn't look. She went to the boy and saw that he was watching American football. She wanted to flood the pitch to get his attention. She was about to pull the switch to flood the pitch when a chubby pig saw the girl and realised what she was going to do. The pig went up to the girl and BIT her!! She screamed and ran back to her spaceship to go home. Then the boy and the pig lived happily ever after. Sophie de Jong. Water Pollution You can pollute rivers and the sea by throwing litter in the water. Thjs can harm or kill sea animals. Factories can also pollute the water. Lots of factories need water to make things and afterwards they throw this water away. Chemicals like shampoo and soap pollute the water. Also when dogs do dog droppings in the street, the rain can wash it away into the sea and the bacteria in it is dangerous to people and animals. Joshua Sandor 87 Fiction Non-fiction Girls Are Annoying! There are two girls at my block, That are very annoying! One time they even took over my base And trod on my sandcastles. So I ran home and got some water bombs I Then I went up to the roof I filled one with sand ... Just in case! My friend Tom was with me. Tom threw some down, But I aimed at the girls. I threw the sand one at Helen. It hit her on the head. She ran around in a circle for a few minutes! I Then I ran down the stairs into my house And pretended I was watching T. V And I wasn ' t the one to get into trouble ... Richard Kennedy My Brothers My brothers are so terrible! One day when Chien Wei .. ..... Came over my brother Christopher Was trying to come in, And he was naked I He was banging on the door. I called my Mum and she said, "Let the girls play Christopher," And we shut the door and ignored him! by Alexa Chase 88 Poetry Fiction Me and my mum (I am 9 months old in this poem) "Cookie mel" "No,you already had one'' "Cookie! " But then I fell down and banged my head On a sharp box because I was on a chair. So a doctor came and put a bandage on it So I got a cookie and a sore head. And my Mum said : "Do you want another cookie?" "No I want a cat!" "No! " "O.K." I ran to play with my toys. Then I looked under my cot And I found the cat I already had one! Kate Chambers Non-fiction The lonely guinea pig Once upon a time there was a magic guinea pig that was lonely. It could talk. He lived in a pet shop . Now there was this boy who wanted to buy the guinea pig. His name was Henry. He saved up his money to buy the guinea pig. But the big bad man who owned the pet shop got Edward the lonely guinea pig and put him in his van. The guinea pig escaped out of the van and ran to Henry who luckily, was following the van. The big bad man was angry! Henry, the boy ran as fast as he could back home and they lived happily ever after. Thomas Paterson. Water Pollution Many factories use water. But once the water is used they don ' t usually use it again . They throw it in the sea and pollute it Litter in the water is dangerous to sea animals . Chemicals and bacteria also pollute rivers and seas. Rachel Hodgson . Fiction Non-fiction The Princess and the Witch A very long time ago in a beautiful castle near the sea there lived a happy princess called Cindy. Her hair was like gold and she had a golden crown with diamonds on it. She had a mother and two pets. One was a cat called Fiss and a dog called Pop. One day a handsome prince came to visit . He saw the princess but a wicked witch was following him. The witch caught the prince but Cindy kicked her! "AAAOOWW" said the witch. "Run away," said Cindy to the prince. So he ran to his horse and galloped away. The witch flew off on her broomstick with Cindy ' s cat. Later the prince returned to Cindy ' s castle and they decided to get married . Then the dog Pop rescued the cat while the witch wasn't looking. Then everybody lived happily ever after Emilie Hansson The Earth and Beyond The Earth is about 4,600 million years old. The diameter of the Earth is 12, 700 kilometres. The Earth is warmed and lit by the Sun. The Earth is the on!~ planet known to have living things on 1t. The Sun is made up of gas and Pluto and Mercury are made up of rock. Andrew Pickup Poetry Fiction Non-fiction Poetry The family that lived in the palace and the wolf A very long time ago there was a palace. Th palace was near a forest In the palace lived a family . In that family there was a princess called Mary. She had a brother, a prince called Sam. Sam and Mary ' s mother was the Queen called Nana. They also had a father called Jim. Mary, Sam, Nana and Jim had a cuddly bear. Now there was a wolf that lived in the forest. The forest was dark and deep . One day Nana was lost because the wolf took her deep in the woods. He hid her in a special hole and gave her no food . She was hungry, thirsty and scared. Sam, Mary, Jim and the cuddly bear tried to find Nana. Sam used his knife to kill the wolf in the tummy and they all lived happily ever after. Claire Sheridan. My Brother My brother Ben, We call him Squeak. He looked cute When he was small, But now he ' s a rat bag He screams and reams, Throws fits and wits, I thought he was cute When he was small, But he's not! Brooklyn Newton My turn One day I fought with my sister because I wanted to play the piano . She had played in the morning so I said, "It ' s my turn," "No, it ' s my turn," "No it ' s my tum" So I asked my brother to hit her and he got in trouble! Not just him, all of us got in trouble 11 Amanda Budge 89 Non-fiction Poetry Little Blue Riding Hood Once upon a time there lived a girl named Little Blue Riding Hood who lived with her Mum at no 15, Deep Water Bay Road. One day Little Blue Riding Hood's Mum said: "Will you take these groceries to your Grandma's house?" "Oh yes," said Little Blue Riding Hood. On the way the Evil Guy and his assistant Mr. Wolf were setting a trap . Little Blue Riding Hood stepped in the trap but managed to escape. When Mr. Wolf came out to look in the trap he fell in and got hit with a sandbag! He was hurt a lot! Just then Grandma stepped behind the Evil Guy and shot him in the neck. Luckily at that moment Dr Venasor, a researcher, found them in the forest. "I've been looking for these two crooks for years," he said. "I'll take them to my lab now." So the day went on and Little Blue Riding Hood delivered her package and everybody lived happily ever after. Ashley Naismith Water Pollution Factories use water to make their products. Once they use this water it is dumped away and goes into rivers and seas. Litter endangers sea animals when people throw it in the sea. Bacteria such a~ E coli from dog ' s droppings can give diseases to people, and chemicals like soap and shampoo also pollute water Gideon Welles 90 Fiction Non-fiction Poetry The Earth and Beyond In science I have learnt that the Sun is a star and that it is made of gas. The Earth is spinning at the same time that it is orbiting the Sun. But I have also learnt that all the planets are orbiting the Sun. Elin Pellas My Sister and I My sister and I always fight. Sometimes we fight about our toys, And sometimes we fight at dinner time, And sometimes she hits me. Then I hit her back, And she cries. l Little Orange Riding Hood In a far away land there lived a little girl called Little Orange Riding Hood. One day her mother asked her to go to her aunt and give her some food . Now her aunt lived in the Forest of Death. Then Little Orange Riding Hood went through the forest. She saw a skeleton and dead bodies. But the last thing she saw was a bear. She was very scared when she got swallowed by him. Luckily she wasn ' t chewed. Suddenly peeping out she saw Doctor F walking into the forest. He heard the cry of Little Orange Riding Hood. So he climbed onto the bear' s back and carefully cut the bear in half and got Little Orange Riding Hood out. Then Little Orange Riding Hood went to give food to her grandmother, went back home and lived happily ever after. James Roberts. Aeroplanes When I was three I would run down The alleys of planes. When I saw a sleeping man I would Grab the button and he would go Up down, up down. When he woke up He would have his face in his Food. When my brother was tall enough To reach the tables on planes , He used to run down the alleys And grab the peanuts, And when he came back He would have A billion packets!! Cameron Mel vor Our Assembly The Sleepy Mandarin 91 Primary 3, Class 12 - Mrs M. Elliot 92 Back Row :- Mike Wong, Gina Kidd, Sunny Oh, Emma Healy, Lucy Englemann, Louise Gribben, Jay Duysen, Camilla Cormack, Mrs Elliot. Front Row:- Emily Robinson, Jennifer Hesketh, Karl Starlberg, JP Stevens, Sarah Crozer, Alexandra Hills, Saskia Murkerji, Lorraine Chan, Jae In Shon, Sam Treacy. Benedict Walters Daniel Russell Rory Cameron Andrea Callas Shannon O'Reilly L ~ ,-, . ·f~t~- w~~ ~ ~ -~~( J The Dragon Dance _·. . ~ ~ Clashing cymbals, I Dragons dancing, I Jumping, running, swaying, prancing Drums banging I People shouting Lanterns flying in the sky ., People happy A Funny Green Dragon A funny green dragon Was cooking a man That had walked inside This dragons cave. The dragon was very hungry So he ate the man! Then flew up high Looking for other men to eat! I Crackers high, Flags flutter, ripple, swing The funny green dragon 1 All the children in a ring. was cooking a new man l Who said, ~ by Sam Tre~cy "You're funny, but please •"f~•,·1 ,_ ., .. .. .-... / dJJ~'•· p ?f/t"-j "' \ ,._ ,.t_t'; ',I. ...... --~~-.... The Dragon Golden teeth Swinging beard, swaying from side to side ~~- Fiery flames, fierce fangs ;1 Ears like wings, That flap about. ~.. . . :- I . .,_:__·· -==~~-==~~ ff '/ . - ' 'i.-· Soaring through the sky, rag on Dance Across wide distances Flying one hundred miles an hour, .. Jumping and walkin Finally back to the cave, . All around the town• ,, Munch munch! .. Moving and weavin Humans exploring the cave Picking up gold, , Along comes the dragon stom ~ He gets to the humans, Yum yum! by Louise Cribbin and out the crowd is red and gold scales shine bn n the New Year sunlight. e is magical to watch ' s he crawls around 93 I ' Jl';he Dragon ~ Ora on Poem I _ _.. • • r, Guess What It Is? I7 That dragon over there is a ~ Slimy, scaly, big, .. ~ ; Messy, dusty, ~ ~ ~ Wet, podgy ,,. Dragon with big claws and Ila That dragon over there Has a big fat belly Wet and slimy too. As he walks it wobbles. It has huge teeth Scaly back, long body. It likes eating meat It never sleeps. '~ Huge claws, flying or swimming ~ What do you think it might be? Is it an elephant? Or a rabbit? Or something else? The dragon's eyes go round and round. d"'' "'"'>,,...-,.,<" "-. .. I \ I • Scaly back, long body I 1 1 . _by Saskia Mukerj# The Silly Dragon \'',-. ·. ·,. \.;., ... -::,~~-· . · Huge teeth ,,~ , Likes eating meat Let me think . . . . - rrhe Lost Dragon '' I I saw a lost dragon, Sitting in a wagon • I heard him scream And he was in a team. , I saw a Dragon lost · Breathing fire at a cost When he stopped it was a tease -~ His friends ran away with ease! ► by Lucy Engelmann 94 I have a silly dragon He always sleeps When he wakes Now I know...... • It's a DRAGON!! He then falls back to sleep! by Karl Stalberg I have a silly dragon . < r- ."""f' . He's silly because he's drowsy I( ragon raves I try to wake him up I saw a drago I say, "wake up silly dragon!" __ . In his cave n • I-... I have a silly dragon He always sleeps When he wakes He then falls back to sleep! ' ~ ~ He was looking at his grave. ',~ His time was up A,,.. ~.:; So he gave a "gulp"1l4,~;Il :.~;;; And never was the j ,:,,J::;i;~ ·· The same again! The dragon's name was Zac They kept his body in a sack And that was that! .' ' 1.~ - t2" fJi ' The Dragon Clashing cymbals Swaying round Golden beard Crooked teeth . Up on the mountain The dragon slept Snoring and snoozing Dosing and composing. The dragon is old His skin is crumbling He dies all alone In his grave on the hill. by Benedict Walters 95 96 _.._. · Dragon ) > My Dragon had a wagon · ' ,..,.... ' ,J,.~A~~t1.~~!~nill ,;\ · -. . . :~· He rode it down the street ---..... ~~ ;l".olllllt,,,o~ "~ ~~...., When people saw him ' ~...... ~~-- . } f ~1 ~ ~ '._, They quarrelled and they screeche . __.,..~d!O-.... ..-; "· \' ,~ • r ' ,\ .: . ' • • .. he Cave Dragon ,:. ~f: / Oown in a dirty black cave Is a mean dragon with black eyes The dragon has a clever slave __ ,i Who's going to give the dragon a surprise! . ,{~ ,.,.,, ·~~ ~ The Evil Dragon Once there was an evil Etragon Who burst hot flames all day long Because he wanted to kill people! ..... 511:-') .~~-.,.,~,• ) ' \ ·~· J .<,,\~~ .... ' ' ', • 4 He liked to kil_l people with his sharp claws. f~i ~ To burst hot fire and flames, ~:-~-~-~ He watched who to kill with his evil eye. V He killed many people And ate many sheep He waited and watched from the mountainside. Once there was an evil dragon Who burst hot flames all day long Because he wanted to kill people! Patting the meat on the floor · The dragon smells the meat, - ... , -~ / -1nt He comes to get it .... He lies down · · .,..,x. ·::... ~ · nd the slave chops him .... All the eople come ou • ·l .. - ~ 97 Primary 4, Class 13 - Mr N. Miller 98 Back Row: William Pedersen, Ari Rogers, Lisa Lee, Noel Lee, Laura Lang, Katie Healey, Filippa Lundquist, Mr Miller. Middle Row: William Fordyce, Robbie Chapman, David Chapman, Oliver Evans, Jamie Haywood, Clara Kim. Front Row: Julian Byrnes, Cem Dewilde, John Hyun, Alvin To, Robyn Nicholl , Elvsia Quinn, Daniella Ferrier, Zoe Clifford. ·" l 11, Danielle Houghton Mike Wong TaiO We arrived at Tai O on the 14th March 2000. Tai O is an old fishing village, it is one of the oldest fishing vill~ges in H.K. Tai O is famous for fish paste. It was really smelly, David "':'as lucky enough to have a smell of it. Tai O is also famous for it's dn~d fish. There is a creek that runs through Tai 0, you get across this creek by a bridge, but not too long ago there was a rope ferry. We were lucky because we had our own tour guide; his name was Mr. Weir. He showed us everything about Tai O he showed us crabs he told us how you could tell a girl crab from a boy crab. Tai O was very interesting. I liked it. TaiO The ships with pencil fronts Tai O a village built on stilts, The 'Little Venice' on Lantau. The houses silver, old, small and numbered. Surrounded by salt pans and water. The Tankas silvery, old, small and wrinkled. Not numbered but knowing where they live. It's noisy and crowded. The crabs are smelly, They make clipping noises. William Pederson TaiO When you eat them they are crunchy, and yummy. Tai O is a smelly fishing village The people living there are called Tankas Tai O is the 'Little Venice' on Lantau Tai O is dirty and messy. The shark fins are so spiky. 'Little Vmice• TaiO Tai O is a village built on stilts. The Tankas are fishers of Tai 0 The Tankas live in a small, Popular fishing village Houses in Tai Oare small, But not too small. Mike Wong Tai 0, the fishing village built on stilts, Where the Tankers live and where the houses are numbered. Surrounded by water and salt plates, Interesting fishes and silver grey houses. Old and grey boats, big as a castle, Smelly old fishes and dirty old streets, Waves that break to the rocks. S~ooth and hard oranges that dry, Dogs that are hairy and dirty. Horrible water and smelly old sauce, Sharks fins that hang on the wall. Tanka's are small so they fit in the houses, Kittens are scruffy, dirty and soft. The shops smell of fish, The houses are small as bugs, and the temples are big as Elephants. The food there tastes of fish, It's Tai 0 . Filippa Lundqvist The crabs are slippery and hard. Water splashing. All the dried fish yummy as you can see, Crabs are clipping loudly as the boat goes by. Splash the fishes are turned around. The slugs as round as rolling pins. As the sun sets, The slugs and snails sleep. John Hyun Tai O the fishing village, Also called 'Little Venice', The houses built next to the shops, The people in the shops selling fish, And the Restaurant making soup with fish from Tai 0. The Tanka's old and ancient houses, No number at the front of the houses, But they do know where they live, And a bridge next to the Tanka's home, They go in shopping at Tai 0. The fish smell disgusting, And tasty, salty, sickening, The shark's fin made of fingernail. They cover the ugly heads of the fish. I think everybody in Lantau goes shopping in Tai 0, For dried fish and fish paste. Noel lee 99 TaiO Tai O is called 'Little Venice' because the houses are on stilts. Tai O was one of the biggest fishing villages on Lantau. Tai 0 is surrounded by mud flats, which not too long ago were saltpans. The fishermen are called Tankas. The Tankas catch the fish, salt them and save the fish for the winter. They salted or dried them because they didn't have any refrigerators. Up until about two years ago there was a rope ferry across the creek, which was operated by a woman who pulled the ferry across, the old woman and her ferry have now been replaced by a bridge. The temples we saw had a doorstep and red sheets of paper attached to the door frame to stop bad spirits from entering them. If the spirit tries to walk forward the spirit's feet will bump on to the doorstep and it will think it is a wall and they will go somewhere else. Alvin To TaiO Tai O a village on stilts. TaiO Little Venice is it's other name. Tai O is a dirty place, messy, and old. The houses are grey, silver and silky. It's Tai 0. T A 1 The fish have fun splashing, the birds have fun singing, The people there are very kind and helpful, The fish taste good and bubbly. It's fun there with the crabs. While the sun is shining brightly and the crabs are clipping. I catch a whiff of that lovely smell. It's fishy there with the fish and the crabs. It's Tai 0 . I hear lots of noises, crashes from the sea, bubbling from the fish, Ringing from the church bells, shouting from the crowd, But I don't care. It's fun with the smooth fish. It's fun with the crabs. Smelly fish paste, stinky, revolting, sickening, slimy and rough. The delicious, scrumptious, yummy, lovely biscuits. So when I go home I'm sad. It's Tai 0. Smooth, hard, bumpy, slippery fish that swim all day. When you go home you feel so sad. When you wave to the fishes and crabs. 0 Pointed, sharp, huge, interesting, noisy, bubbling crabs with big claws. Furry, hairy, soft, dirty, wet, cold, damp, old dogs with long whiskers. Hard, bumpy, rough, cold, damp, long grey boring houses. And then wave to the whole town. Trickling, cold, running, slippery, water. It's Tai 0. Laura Lang David Chapman TaiO We went to Tai O on Wednesday 15th March 2000. It is called Tai O but it is also callec;I 'Little Venice' as well. The people from Tai O used to get salt from the seawater. It is an old fishing village. The people in Tai Oare called 'Tanka' fisher folk. We saw houses on stilts in the sea. We ate our lunch in a big square, which had lots of seats, outside the Kwan Tai Temple. Tai O people say bad sprits are scared of the colour red, because the colour red makes them blind. Bad spirits are also scared of doorsteps, because if they are blinded by the colour red they can't see properly and think there is a big wall in front of them and go somewhere else. In Tai O all houses are numbered. We went to the fish shops. In the shops the fish are dried or fried . When Chinese people eat fish, they think that if you flip the fish over, after eating one side, it will bring bad luck, they think that a boat will flip over as well! They use shark's stomach in soup. We saw swim bladders. A man asked us if anybody wanted to smell the fish paste. I didn't. David tried, he said it was so stinky. I knew that. We ate a special Tai O cookie, they were so delicious! It was a nice day. Clara Kim 100 TaiO Tai 0 , where the fish are all smooth. Little Venice, where the smells are all fishy. Tai 0, the tiny village with big boats. Little Venice, with delicious tastes and smells. Tai 0, where they preserve their fish. Little Venice, where there is no president. Tai 0, where there are lots of old people. Little Venice, preserved for a very long time, But it is still Tai 0. Tai 0, the village of water. Little Venice, the town of fish. Tai 0, the village of smells. Little Venice, an amazing place to explore. Cem Dewilde Lantau In the evening we went to a restaurant called 'The Gallery', where we had a buffet. We had lots of different things, we had chips, baked beans, and barbecued chicken, sausage and steak. After the buffet we had ice cream, most of my table had the lemon ice, but two had chocolate Mega's and one an orange ice cream. For breakfast we had cereal, bread and jam all washed down with orange or lemon. For lunch we had sandwiches made from cheese, peanut butter and jam. I thought the beach was fun because Danielle and I did front handsprings on the sand. We also threw mud into the sea. At the hostel we played basketball on the playground. Daniella Ferrier "Maldtts luttcl1 '' Camp Best bits: - Food The food was tasty. There was lots of variety which included: french fries, salad, creamed potato, crisps, lamb chops, steak, chicken, hot dogs and lasagna. Sports I also liked the badminton because, it was right next to a basketball court, there was a lot of space, and there were a lot of rackets, pro shuttlecocks and most people wanted to play. The hostel The hostel was nice and I liked it because there was a lot of room, there were a lot of facilities, there were two playgrounds and the beds were comfy. Not so good bits: - I did not like the walk because, it was extremely long, my legs nearly fell off. I was exhausted and we only had one break in 2 hours. Jamie Hayward Lantau Camp The Best bits: - ✓ I enjoyed the walk to Tung Chung because we saw lots of mountains and the greenness of the hillsides made my eyes relax. ✓ My second night was really good because I slept very well in my cosy bed. ✓ The big Buddha because I could take lots of interesting pictures. ✓ Free time because that's fun. ✓ Dinner because that was yummy. ✓ The Map work because we got to kind of explore the Y.W.C.A. ✓ The beach because we got to play on it. ✓ The room tidying contest because we got 9 out of 10. ✓ Making lunch, because it was the first time made my own lunch. The Not so Good Bits: - )( The first night because I didn't sleep too well. )( Tung Chung Fort because it is a little bit boring and I wanted to look around the school. )( The ferry on the way home because I had a headache. Lisa Lee Tung Chung Tung Chung is an old fort. It was used for protecting that side of Lantau from Chinese pirates, now it protects that side of Lantau from pilots. There are six cannons. They used to point at the sea but now they point at some high rise buildings. The fort used to be much closer to the sea. Tung Chung fort has had many different uses; it now has a school in it. The town of Tung Chung is being made bigger so people can come and live there. People want to come and live in Tung Chung because it's near to the airport. I found the fort very interesting. We walked all the way around the fort on the wall. Nobody went near the side of the wall. Danielle Houghton 101 102 Good Not So Good Bits Food The food was tasty. There was lots of variety, which included: French fries, salad, creamy potatoes, crisps, lamb chops, steak, chicken, sausage on a stick and lasagna. Walk The walk after we had been to the monastery was good. It was about an hour and a half long and we saw lots of different things on the way. At the end of the walk we went to the fort. YWCA The first night we didn't have a teacher. The second night we had a teacher. Beach We had to walk along Cheung Sha beach it was long and covered in fine sand. We then walked over a headland to another part of the beach and played. TaiO We went to Tai O and we had a very good time but the bad thing was we went on the first day. The bad bits: - There weren't any. Zoe Clifford. What I Thought About Camp I thought camp was one of the best things in P4. Tai O was brilliant because there were lots of fish . The main thing there is fishing and fishing is my favourite hobby. Cheung Sha beach was also good because it was sandy and we were allowed to do almost anything we wanted, except for playing in the water. One special moment was when we were walking down from the Po Lin monastery to Tung Chung fort, we bumped into a large cow! We had to stop. Mr. Miller asked Ms. McDonald to hold the cow back while we went past. I thought it would be good to put it in the Kellett Magazine. Ari Rogers The Best bits ........ . Lantau Camp The Best bits: - Some of the best things I saw when we were on camp were: - ► The shark's fin ► The dried and fried fish . ► When David smelt the fish paste. ► When I played football and badminton with all my friends. ► When we went to the big Buddha. ► The walk to Tung Chung from the monastery, with all the hills and bumps ► When I ate the lovely biscuits in Tai 0. ► When I saw the male and female crabs and the baby crab. ► The restaurant where we ate all that yummy food. The Not so Good Bits: - )( There weren't any! Oliver Evans My Thoughts About Camp Next year's Primary fours when they go to Lantau camp should be allowed to have the mats put underneath the climbing wall so that they can use it. I liked playing basketball, badminton and playing in the playground. I thought Tai O was beautiful because the houses were built on stilts. I thought the way the Buddha was sitting was interesting because it was a yoga 1position. Robyn Nicholl "The larse Cow'' Po litt Mo11aster11 Po Lin Monastery Po Lin Monastery's long name is Po Lin Ching Tze. Po Lin means precious lotus, Ching means meditate and Tze means monastery. The idea of having a monastery is for the peace and tranquillity. Three monks who wanted to have a retreat started Po Lin Monastery. It was built in the 1920s but slowly developed in the 1960s and 1970s. The Big Buddha is in the Buddhist Religion. It is the biggest seated Buddha in the world. It was started in 1990 and finished in December 1992. It's 26 metres high. It's hollow. It has a 1 cm thick steel frame with bronze around it. There are about 260 steps there. What is most impressing is that the 1 cm thick steel frame can hold the bronze up. Julian Byrnes The Po Lin Monastery When I went to camp I went to the Po Lin monastery. A few monks who wanted to retreat started the monastery. In 1960-1970 they built the main part of the monastery. I was very surprised by the nice statues. The big Buddha is the biggest seated Buddha in the world. There are about 260 steps up to the Buddha. Robbie Chapman The Po Lin Monastery On Primary Four camp to Lantau I was away. I would liked to have gone because they went to the Po Lin Monastery. The Chinese name for the monastery is Po Lin Ching Tze. There is a big Buddha that is 26 metres high. It is made of thick steel, hollow and covered in bronze. There are about 260 steps to get up to it. The Buddha is about ten years old. It is the biggest seated Buddha in t~e world. They started to build it in 1990. The Po Lin Monastery was set up in the 1920's. Elysia Quinn Po Lin Monastery We visited the Po Lin Monastery on Thursday 161h March 2000. This what I found out: The real name for the Po Lin Monastery is Po Lin Ching Tze. Po Lin meaning 'precious lotus', Ching meaning 'to sit and think' and Tze meaning 'monastery' . The idea for the monastery was by three monks who wanted a retreat, a place of peace to think about the Buddhist religion. Slowly other monks joined them to do the same thing. The main parts of the Po Lin Monastery were built in the 1960's / 70's. The big Buddha was built in the 1990s. It took many builders and the President of China opened it. The Buddha is the biggest seated outdoor Buddha in the world. It is 26 meters in height and has Buddhist signs all over it. The big Buddha is hollow. It was built like this: First they built a frame and then they bolted 202 bronze plates that are 1 centimetre thick around it. William Fordyce Po Lin Monastery On Thursday 15th March 2000 the P-4's went to the Po Lin Monastery. We got there by bus. We arrived at the Po Lin Monastery in the morning. When we got off the bus Ms. McDonald told all of the P-4's to get into their groups. The groups were called: - The Punks, The Smellies, Busters, Smarties, Tigers and Stars. I was in the Stars. All the girls went to the Buddha and all the boys went to the Monastery. When I went there this is what I found out: - Po Lin means precious lotus, Ching means think and Tze means monastery. It all started when three monks wanted a quiet place to think. The monks thought Po Lin was a good place so they built the monastery, later they started to build the big Buddha. Katie Healey 103 104 Dear Mr. Weir, Thank you for showing us around Tai 0, it was fun. I learnt a lot. Kellett School , 2 Wah Lok Path, Wah Fu, Pok Fu Lam, Hong Kong. April 2000 You were very brave to put your hand into the tank containing the crabs. I am sending you this letter because I want to thank you. I really enjoyed the part when David smelt the fish-paste. Thank you for being our guide and telling us what all the different fish were used for. We had an assembly about camp and that assembly included you. I don't think we could have found a better tour guide. Thank you for telling us all about the fish and the fish bladders, we learnt a lot about how you dry fish and what they are used for. Dear David, Thank you for serving us that delicious lemonade and orange juice. The creamy mashed potato, steak, lamb chops, French fries and sausages in your restaurant. They were wonderful . I was so looking forward to dinner on Thursday night I found it difficult to concentrate. I hope we can come again. Thanks for looking after us. The food was the best part of camp. I bet the rest of the school can't wait to come to your restaurant. I am writing to thank you for all the things you did for us on Primary Four camp. We would have died of thirst if you hadn't brought us an orange or lemon drink. Oh, that food was absolutely delicious. Thank you, Primary 4 - 13 Primary 4, Class 14 - Mrs D. Sheward Back Row: Timothy Staten, Thomas Gray, Scott Ferrier, Duncan Riddell, Katrina Duck, Billy Fraser, Imagen Lawrence, Kathryn Henderson, Mrs Sheward. Middle Row: Annemarie Tully, Charlotte Brown, Timothy Broadbent, Natasha Houghton, Emily Hamilton, Christopher Tisdal!, Oliver Smith, Freddie Cornish, Alice Davidson. Front Row: Eva Zethof, James Fulton-Kennedy, Rimsha Danish, Amit Perikh, Grace Merritt, Harrison Byres, Shanzaeh Hameed, James Cooper. Emily Hill Lea D'Auriol 105 ~ , ...... ~ ·· ~ •.... ' ~ "" - . . . i . . 1 1 ro. tbr, (fl~tl~ of1[;aronrGG ,JJugbt I V,e gates ai;,-'J:1"!bUng and decaqed. I and pojsonous luf climbs over the wall§. ' . Past the Baron's grav;e, and his sk 11 1 e~ide1 it. I tpa'/ked towards the castle door, 1 for rnq rneeung1wf.th the Baroness ...... . I , . . l , If , . I 1 wa.~ ~ared, gpose bumps came U/P, , a shiver ran down my spine. f '" : t1 I . ,,,r;;. · Myf legs carried ine forward, mvi heart left behind ... 'Ji:'il } Past an eight-headed' snake . . , , passing the ghost of the Pi ~d Piper of'1-iamelin, l and a pack of 10,000 bloo~ eatingra~ : { ~ I I & The door swung open wiih a lou~ crash, out flew a boxing glove shaped 'ke a bat. ' I ducked .and la"4ghed. "Ha, ha, missed1me?'' 1f !: ::u~:~ ~;'~aruones, past snakes that look like dragons, past frightening, glowing eyes, wearing lizard skin clothes with snakes around her neck all the way to the door of Baroness Jugula. and dog skin shoes. She stank of animals. I ran back home like the wind, safe at last in the arms of my mum. Shanzaeh Hameed Past scruffy howling wolves, past trees with spiky branches. Past roots that grew over the path, past spider's webs with spiders. Right up to the castle door, where I stopped, and knocked, and the door slid open, to show the awful, dreadfuJ face of the Baroness. The smell stank and I froze. Then I remembered why I'd come, "Hello, is this your pizza, Miss?" Imogen Lawrence Eva Zethof Blood dripped from brambles that scratched my face, ' leaves crackled below my feet, dogs howled and bats screeched. I slowly raised my hand to the door and knocked. The door creaked open and the face of Baroness Jugula appeared. i She smelled like rotten eggs with skunk fumes. I shrank w,ay back. She growled. I slowly walked into the castle. Water dribbled from the roof, skulls on the wall glared at me, burned out candles hang·upside down on the walls. The Baron~ss followed me to a room. She opened the door, she pushed me at the door and it swung open ... It led to the outside of the castle. Billy Fraser Past blood eating cockroaches that climb up my legs. Past gigantic spiders that can strangle you to death. Past a well of filthy blood, in the middle of nowhere. Past howling wolves that are six feet tall. Past long, long worms, that are as slimy as can be. Past skeletons hanging on to trees, with liver below them. Past puddles with bones in them that have been sucked to death. Inside the castle it was dark, spooky, and most of all it was haunted. On I walked, to find her there, but guess what... It was only a dream! Emily Hamilton I opened the gate to the castle. I went past a fierce, three headed wolf moaning, past chains with rotting hands, past ivy that stung my feet. I saw the guards that were guarding the gate, but they were sleeping. I went inside and saw terrifying ghosts saying, "Go away" past trap doors. Then I saw the door to the Baroness. I stopped and knocked. And the door fell down to reveal the Baroness Jugula, She roared," How did you get in?' and I shrank back. Then I remembered what I had come for, "Can I have my toy back please?" Jamie Fulton-Kennedy Through the dark wood, damp and smelly, fog hanging in the air. Past screeching creatures that pierce my ears, past hooting owls that howl like the wind, and leaping frogs with no heads. Nearly there! Past the ferocious bears that scratch my back, past the spiders and cobwebs that stick to my hair, past the vines that tear my hair down to the floor, past the snakes that slither across my toes. At long last I'm there. The Baroness is on the stair, "I have come to ask if I can borrow your black cape for Halloween!" Kathryn Henderson Past Devil's stares that follow you around, and chains that rattle in the wind. There was a butterfly on the ground, it was probably dead. There was a 10092 headed spider, there was a decayed bear. I got up to the door, It was ragged and crumbled, I knocked ... And the door swung open to reveal... The Baroness. She was a nice, posh looking person. She gave me some chocolate biscuits and said, "Sorry about the mess. I need to clean it all up." Freddie Cornish I went past screeching bats and sinking sand, past skeletons with revolting blood, past dripping ceilings and broken drainpipes. Past filthy, polluted water dripping from the wall, past spitting snakes and blood sucking monsters, past tall, spiky leaves. Past a dead person that was hung up with string, past wobbly stairs antl broken bones, ~llle~'.'V past wiggly toes that climb up your body. I went past hairy terrifying wolves, past slimy dripping trees, past disgusting, revolting chunks of flesh, past screeching blood sucking snakes. When I reached the door which was large and forbidding, my trembling hand pulled the rusty bell. The door creaked open to show a pretty girl, "Baroness, are you coming out to play?" I asked. Timothy Stoten Past colossal tarantulas and meter tall ants, past blood stained fangs that clenched me tight. Past steel knives with revolting meat and blood, and evil eyes that glared at me with a fearsome grin. I went up to the iron-studded door and knocked. I heard a thud, nearer and nearer. The door opened. Her warted face and beaked nose glared at me. put on a weak smile, "Would you 1 · e some chocolate brownies?" Thomas Gray I went past thrashing trees with bloodstains, past skulls, bright white. Past a warhammer battlefield, past a big snake pit. Past savape hounds in pursuit, past sharp thorns, past screeching, bloodsucking bats. Past a dr~gon pit, past monsters attacking me, past a twister, And in front of me was Baroness Jugula. James Cooper Past the long cave of bats that fly in your face, past skeletons that walk and scratch you. Past pieces of flesh that are rotten, past trees with blood on'i:he branches. Past skulls that have never been touched, past gravestones that have been broken, past ivy that scratches at your face. To the door of Baroness Jugula ... But she was not there. Grace Merritt On a quiet and windless night, · the ground was mostly still, the moon was shining bright. I walked out to the castle of Baroness Jugula. Past hundreds of snakes that circled around, past jagged rocks that scraped my legs, past long, darting cockroaches, past vicious birds that pecked at my head, past watching eyes of seagulls, right up to the door of Baroness Jugula' s castle, where I stopped and knocked. And the door flipped open to show the one-eyed scarred face Of Baroness Jugula. Her hook shone in the moonlight Then I remembered why I'd come, "Here's the tropicana pizza you ordered, Miss." Duncan Riddell Past rattling chains that tangle on my feet, past wailing ghosts who freak me out. That Baroness told me where she had left arrows on the path. Past the stone rattlesnake that spooks people off, then past the spookiest thing I knew; the living skeleton. But instead of eating me right up, the Baroness ~aid, "Would you like a biscuit?" Charlotte Brown I went past blood struck feet with rotting smells, past skulls that howled and rattled in the shrieking wind. past the stare of a devil dog with spiky ears and a sharp nose, past gory bits of flesh and bones, past wailing, nasty tearing trees, past bramble spikes that tore my knees, past horrible, biting, nine headed spiders, past dead or dying bits that must have been flowers, past nettles that stung hard at my face . Right up to the door I went. I stopped. I knocked. I shut my eyes. But to my surprise a kind voice said, "Hello, would you like a cup of tea?" Natasha Houghton I pushed open the door and it swung open with a creaking noise. I saw a giant bat that scratched my face. And I saw Baroness Jugula, her face was as spooky as ever, and I asked, "Do you sell ice-cream around here?" Rimsha Danish I had to go past things like I opened the gate and went past the chains that rattle on a wall dripping with blood. Hissing cats scratch at my shoes, and I see a giant spider's web. Past a sleeping monster, I knocked on the door. It swung open and I jumped back, from the revolting smell of the Baroness. I said in a quiet voice, "Can I have my teddy back?" Emily Hill horrifying ghosts that have the most ugly faces, past hideous werewolves that could tear you to pieces, past fearsome flocks of blood sucking vampires. And as I approached the door it began to creak open, and I stepped in. It was dark and gloomy in the castle even though it was sunny outside. I thought I had to go downstairs, and I saw a staircase leading downwards. So I went down, and found it was cold and dark. I looked around, and I saw her sitting at the end of a very long table. Suddenly a great beam of light shone through one of the windows, Her soft face beckoned me and then she offered me a biscuit. Primary 5, Class 15 - Mr S. Marshall 112 Back Row: Anya Clifford, Christian Martell , Adam Sewerin, Oliver Hicks, Andrew Lewis, Kony Oh, Anne Hasegawa, Oliver Lam, Mr Marshall. Middle Row: Claire Vine, Felix Theus, Ellie-Kate Macalister, Emma Sawyer, Hugo Cribbin, Hugo Montagne, Joseph Duysen. Front Row: Amelia Gray, Joanna Hall , Jordan Martin, Nicky Garthoff, Matthew Schlamm, Rebecca Mccrohan, Ann Lee, Michelle Brown. Laura Amatt c,; c:: g, e Q The pen can create worlds of........... Dwarves ..... The Forest The sun is like a huge, golden eye staring down from the sky. The blinding light was a star exploding into a million, tiny asteroids. The still forest was a group of soldiers guarding a secret. The young fir saplings are like razor sharp spears. At the edge of the forest a huge stag is like a proud king looking out over his vast kingdom, in which the rabbits were greyhounds winding in and out of the trees. The vine was a twisting snake trying to take over the tall tree. But this peaceful place is never to be found, for men have now destroyed it. Amelia Gray Dolphin Watch "I saw two dolphins!" shouted Mrs. Blackburn. Mrs. Blackburn whispered, "Over there, near the rocks." Hugo ran up the stairs and whispered, "Mrs. Blackburn saw two dolphins." "Where?" I said. "Wait and you might see some if you are very lucky." Splash! "What was that? Was it rair:i?" O1.iver asked. "No it can't be rain. What was it then?" "It was a dolphin," Mrs. Blackburn said. "You missed it again." Hugo laughed. Splash! The waves smashed a,9ainst our De>lpl'ilin Watch boat. "Look over there near: that boat," Mrs. Blackbum said. At last I got to see some dolphins. Hurrah! Adam Sewerin Witches ..... Wizards ..... Aliens ..... Elves ..... Vampires ..... My Forest Poem The last silvery raindrops gliding through the sky like the tears of god crying for help. The refreshing bree was softl liding t rustlin throu old a . Thro k clou t light shone, light1 g Eart The ancient trees s oo watching like long forgotten tue ardi a beca shave something to hide ... Werewolf Fear There it was just lying there; no fur; dry, cracked skin; teeth as sharp as a werewolfs; rotten, mouldy bones and maggots eating its insides. You'd never guess what it was, well I'll tell you anyway. It was a dog. "Hugo this is no time for day dreaming," cried Adam. "Sorry, I was just explaining to the reader what it. .. AAAHHRRG! It. .. It. .. It's alive." Our mouths dropped open, we tried to scream but no sound came out. We started t · run down the sand bar. Suddenly I lost my balance. 11 starte-9 to fall and landed headfirst into cowpat. The dog caught up to me, it started to growl then I realised it was floating. I got to my feet and caught up ith Adam. We hid behind the parents. They didn't seem to see anything. We looked around. We didn't s e anything either but what had happened to the dog rao one knows. Giants ..... Dinosaurs ..... 113 The pen can create worlds of .......... . Snow and ice ..... Earthquakes ..... Volcanoes ..... Drowning The Crow and Robin I was in the shower when the drain plugged up with One hot afternoon a. robin was flying around looking green, slimy muck. Then the water started to rise. I for food, when he saw crow making a warm home and tried relentless assaults to unplug the green goo but it gathering food for winter. The robin said, "Come and wouldn't work, the slime wouldn't budge. By the time play. You have weeks before winter comes," but crow the water was deep enough to swim in I had a didn't listen. In fall the robin was still flying and the thought. Why didn't I enjoy it? After all, it was like a crow was gathering food, soon winter came and the private swimming pool and I didn't have to tell mum crow was snug up in his warm house. The crow heard Andrew Lewis yet. But then I realised that the water kept rising and if a knock at his door. It was the robi freezing cold. He I didn't do some thing quickly I would drown! I tried to asked if he could come in. Th?emw said, "You should turn the tap off but it came off in my hand! The wall have listened to me" and sbt1t the'rdoor. burst and all the water pipes broke open too. By now Moral: A'!'ay~think a ead! / the water was up to the ceiling apd aH~ air had .,,,,;" ~ --'\- / ~1 been forced out. I couldn't breat e; I was goirtg---to die. / Michelle "'Brow / ,,,~- Goodbye everyone. Goodt;>y_e-~. MASH! Saved"--br // / /41'' pressure. The glass door elf th' shower broke into i3 / / ~1 million pieces and all the o/?tyri'ushed down the st~s 0 ,.P Cbristrifa~t:fe like rapids. After that I said I 'ouldn't have a sh0wer ~ As ~n~g~~, ls>ug, again .. .. Or would I? ./(~ ,. e,at lay asl~p on the, ,,// ---- ;Woodland\l\JQ by the fire, ./,;:.1/ / The flames ~f;fle ire // ~ Crackled and,! ·a t ,fZ /{,,/' Like a h~_-.r:wn \i g free through /f' ~ A fleld rn autumn. , 1 The Soap /; ,,( --F /rne c9t~heaa came up to purr, I picked up the}l r of soa~}l.?, f;Jbbed i~ iD.} TilY"'~1t Li-ke a sil,ls_s.car:f.-wor: .. ~ound a movie hands but not~mg~ e- o.-5..1L~ tned aga1w noth1n~. ,. ,✓ SJaf on her latesUUIJl, C?uld i1, be th~t it was so dry_ t~~UL~J.! ha(.d. N? /~/,,.,,, ,. / fhe cat-s;ii1fslowty curled-up. this can t be ngnt. rhak t~stic off:'1 µ,ushe The world like an eye. down the lid and ' ·· -s.' The leg 9'f ,&:{Jrass opper The snowman was abandoned shot out. I saw littl things j&rt!Qin_,._A ·0e. They were Like an unwanted toy. grasshoppers. I chucked fhe whole t in the bin. The stockings hanging over the What could I do? I couldn(t go to schoo smelling like Fire place were awaiting a pig. I soaked in the pl,ln water but I still smelled The arrival of Santa, bad. In the morning it was r-s , · as so bad I had To fill them up with goodies to sleep with a peg on my nose. I called Ann to tell her For the children. I might smell a bit. When I entered school everyone As the grandfather clock was wearing gas masks, even Mr. Marshall, the head Struck 12, master. Ann had called everyone in the whole school The cat's head went down to warn them. I smelled bad. And its eyes closed. Emma Sawyer Ellie-Kate Macalister 114 Mountains ..... Deserts ..... Forests ..... Jungles ..... ~ a1 ::s ::s ~ . . . . . ~ 0 :::::: 5· ~ .... ::::: Cl) . ,!!! 0 0 '5 Cl) . II) e "' e Q The pen can create worlds of .......... . Knowledge ..... Having Dinner I was putting on my nightdress when suddenly my mum shouted, "Dinner time!" so I sat down to dinner. When I was going to put the last potato skin in my mouth I felt the crispy, crunchy sound in my mouth. As soon as my sisters said the word 'cockroaches', I spat out the potato skin. I ran to my room screaming extra loud like a mouse that had just been chased by 1000 cats. Then I went back to try some baked beans and I had just one spoonful. I saw them. Ants in my own fruit salad that I had made. This time I ate all my fruit on my plate! Claire Vine Tom Went Shopping One day, Tom and his mum went shopping. They took a bus. He put $5.00 in the moneybox. He sat on the top of the bus and he saw a bird flying in the sky with its friend. "Here we are," Tom's mum said. He climbed down the steps and went out. He walked to the bookshop and bought a book on animals. That was his favourite topic. Then he went to his mother's office. "I'm very hungry," said Tom. They walked to the restaurant. They ate meat and fish. He ate a lot because it was so nice. They finished eating and they went home and he played with his friend. Oliver Lam My Hamster The hamster was as wise as an owl. The hamster is hiding like a robber. He's a piranha in his terrors. His eyes are as red as blood. He's as quiet as an ant. He's as greedy as a pig. He's like a missile being shot at full blast, missing his prey. Matthew Schlamm Ideas ..... Ideals ..... Beliefs ..... Hobbies ..... Interests ..... The Puppy This is a puppy as soft as cotton, And he was just born today. His eyes are as dark as midnight. His nose is as wet as a raindrop. He lives in a tree house in my garden. His favourite toy is a red ball. If he likes you he'll beg you to play. So play with him, even all day! Anne Hasegawa The Black Panther As black as death, As silent as a statue, Lurking in the trees, As beautiful as love, As dangerous as a hurricane, Ripping meat apart, Shining eyes like two torches, Glowing in the darkness, As sleek as a limousine, Living in the jungle, , This place it will never Depart. Hugo Cribbin Harry's Monkey Harry wanted a monkey for a pet. He told his dad. At night he dreamed that he had a monkey. When he went to the kitchen the monkey took all the bananas from the basket and he ate all the bananas. Harry said, "Don't eat all the bananas!" He had an idea. "Why don't we go to the park to play?" They went to the park. When they got to the park Harry said," Do you want to play ball?" When Harry threw the ball he threw the ball too high . Edoardo Calla Arts ..... Promises ..... Crafts ..... 115 The pen can create worlds of........... Adventure ..... Mystery .. ... Romance ..... Comedy ..... The Hamster Ally The Alligator Cappuccino was as soft as a cotton ball. Ally was very weak, . but he wanted to be big and His face was like a newborn baby with fur. strong. As he twitched his nose he scented me. He had an idea, he would pretend to be big and He woke up again and snuggled down in a ball strong. So the next time he went to school he perked And went to sleep again. up his chest. He pushed the rabbit and the tortoise When he's sleeping it's as though he is playing out of his way. When he got to school he challenged Hide and seek with you when he goes under the lion to a race. Suddenly he slipped. "Ow! Ow! The news paper. Ouch!" he yelled. Animals started . bbling things like; If I was hamster I would be scared if "I thought he was tough," ~~ e early pushed me Someone shouted at me. over" and "Hey, he was a bl:11ly." I think in his curiosity he will think we are giants. Moral: Do ' be somethmg yo~ n't be. To us it's a little hamster but it's like be· g--.______ /----- ~z✓) :~n::: to a hamster, you know! - y cky / ~,' ~ha~sylanf \ · , ;r-(h~~.,, of e~f1ants\ rnhing over the grasslands. , he bigg_e.st;rffthe lead, Giant Grim he Tittle 9pes hurrying 'to c tcsh up. It ':'as M~nday, an~ther; 0 1 of thos~ da s . . GJ,a .. The ~ ssland stretching~r . r the horizon. Gnm w~s in one of h1~ t ~P~z'~ yet again/ ~: The; nountain shakes as t ~!eJ?hants stamp. The animals below Gia t r;im s castle;fi·o· wf3§6r were . . Tue tiny birds flutter---as-f e lephants come charging used to this and kn w ~xactly wt}at .~ o. They ~ _;ifast. // ~ rushed into the fores _s th·ey ha~ o~~ m~ny t~~es / The hungrfl!_?.Jl-seesthem in the tjj ance. before. The glass WIAdows- sr,attered mto~ t1 Y l A gre;3cfv i0n j~ ps--0otof nisaen fr~gments, the gr1_~ doorcreaked. a~ _~v Ar ~ w TherJ~,06r aj.epnant~ _ashi:hro.,aghihe ushes, bricks fell down aM mbled/ a&:; ·tlern1Ftn loor:.. ,,e§H1orvcatcbes-a'"baby ele }ban . below. . . /; . . ~J;;F~ nds late _thEYl:51g elephant saw Just then something tirn · e J/:\appenea.13tan Gnm 7--:"f, • e y,-etep ant on the grassy floor. stormed down the rick -~'•twis,tir:1g-;- ol stairs a d came smashing out the crt aky,-eltt ~ or. T animals were terrified, for they a r1 .een him in this sort of temper before. Th had to thinl< of a plan to get rid of him once and for II. "What shall we do?" they cried, "we have to stop · ." It too late, Giant Grim had already found them. "Which one of you has taken my bag of gold?" he demanded. "Please" said the animals, "but none of us have." Laura Amatt 116 Sports ..... Fairy Tales ..... The Listener The traveller dismounted, He walked towards the house, And then opened the door, No one was there not even a mouse, He walked up the stairs, His heart was beating so fast, He heard a noise like no other. Joseph Duysen Fantasy ..... Legends ..... f ::r 0 o' ~ . The pen is mightier than the sword The Pool I was swimming in my pool when the water turned into green slime. I was stuck. It was too gooey to swim in. I was terrified. I shrieked a blood curdling scream but no one came to my rescue. I panicked. I was thrashing my arms but they were encased in the thick goo. I tried to reach the other side but the slime held me back. It was like a pool of super glue. I saw a man walk past me but he didn't seem to see me. I noticed I was sinking to the depths of the pool. There was just one inch of my head above the surface of the slime when it turned back into water. I was freed from the gooey goo. I splashed to the side of the pool. That night I had a think about what had happened. I thought about what would happen if it happened again and sure enough it did. Christian Martell Lazy Slothy In Literacy time Mrs. Hog was explaini pronouns. Slothy was sitting in the very back row, he thought Mrs. Hog wouldn't find out so he dozed off. Molly, an owl that sat opposite · g to wake Slothy to get him out of trouble. Mr aid, "Open up your language book and write sen ences wifh some pronouns, please." Sloth~ ·um ed when n heard Mrs. Hog. Slothy kept r'ppin a wrote, 'What are we going to do?1 Mol Slothy and carried on. At the end iea, "I hope you've written at lea one s outed except Slothy. Moll s gulp. When Mrs. Hog looked i face was as dark as midnight n nothing. So from now on Mrs. front s when he was dozi is h ·tH a ruler. Kony Oh The Slimy Dolphins The waves crashed on our Dolphin Watch boat. We were off to see some gink dolpbins. I went straight to the front of the boat whan I got on with Adam and Hugo. After a whil.e we o Q ed- n~i Mrs. Blackburn said, "I think I saw two 'olphins." We wasted no more time. We rushed to tlcle edge of tAe boat but we found no dolphi_fls. I asked our guide how much longer it would be until we got to the dolphins. She replied it would 6e enty inutEr's. I thought twenty minutes would be too long so went to sleep. Twenty minutes later I woke up witti a start, I went to the front with everybody. I I oke over the edge and there were what se med lik thousands of dolphins. Suddenly the dolpni s startea to go green and slimy then they grew into green, giant and slimy monsters. Fear ran down m~ whole body. I felt like screaming but nothing came out. Then I didn't feel so frightened. I started to throw things at the monsters. I had thrown everything apart from a pack of crisps. I chucked the crisps, but it didn't work so I .... "Wake up, Oliver," I heard. I woke up and there was my mum. "Come on you're going to miss the dolphins." Oliver Hicks Animals Animals, all over the world, nimals, Desert animals, mals, Savannah animals, Snow animals, Birds, Amphibians, ast . II are An , Chasing p unning from predators, Using thin ound them to make homes. Living their as the world shrinks down on them, o More. 117 .... -K -K -K -K .... "' ·-.... = q, ·c.:; 00 i. q, c. = 00 .... -K -K -K -K .... -~ .... = q, ·c 00 i. q, c. = 00 .... .... q, -'!l ~ = s = .... -K -K -K « .... -~ .... = q, ·-c.; 00 i. q, c. = 00 .... .... ~ '!l ~ = **** I am a Kellett Super Scientist**** I am a Kellett Super Scientist**** I am a Kellett Super Scientist**** I am a Kellett Super I think .... bee a use •••• Adam Sewerin: I think I would weigh less on the Moon because there is less mass and the gravity is pulling down with less force. Joanna Hall: I think we hear sounds louder through a liquid then air because the particles in a liquid are more tightly bonded than air , particles and the particles in a liquid only have to travel a little way to pass on the vibrating . In the air the particles are free and have to travel a long way. Amelia Gray: I think things float because gravity is pulling down with the same force as the water upthrust is pushing up. We call these balanced forces . Anne Hasegawa: I think we hear sounds from the sides louder because we have ears on the sides of our heads and the sound travels through our ears to the eardrum, the 3 bones, the liquid and the nerves send messages to our brain. Ann Lee: I think ice melts because the air around the ice is giving it heat which makes energy and heat makes the particles vibrate and they will loosen up and will gradually melt into a liquid. Anya Clifford: I think bread and rice are good for us because bread and rice are carbohydrates, and carbohydrates give you a lot of energy, which mixes with oxygen and blood so when you're exercising the carbohydrate gives your muscles energy to exercise. Christian Martell: I think washing will dry better on a windy day rather than a still, sunny one because the wind is a pushing force that loosens and vibrates the particles of the water which loosen grip and float freely. Edoardo Calla: I think a day and night last for 24 hours because the Earth takes 24 hours to turn completely and if one part of the earth is facing the sun there is day and if one part of the Earth is away from the sun there is night. Ellie-Kate Macalister: I think we need oil in a car because it goes into all those tiny gaps and fills them up and oil's all the moving parts in the car, because if you didn't oil a car the moving parts would rub together really fast and cause friction and rub bits off each other. Hugo Montagne: I think we get condensation on the outside of a glass of iced water because the cold particles pass on the cold to the particles in the hot air so that the particles around the glass loose energy and aren't free floating any more but become loosely bonded and turn into a liquid. That is what causes condensation . Hugo Cribbin: I think proteins are good for us because proteins are body builders and they build up our muscles, which make our muscles stronger so we can carry on longer. Joseph Duysen: I think we hear sounds because sound vibrates the air and the vibrations bounce into our ear. Kony Oh: I think we have seasons because our world is on an axis and when the Northern Hemisphere tilts toward~ the sun it will be summer and the Southern Hemisphere will have winter. When the Earth moves around eventually the Southern Hemisphere will slightly be tilted to the sun and it will be spring and the northern Hemisphere will be autumn. Then later it will be the opposite. Felix Theus: I think meteorite fragments burn up entering our atmosphere because the atmosphere is a shield around Earth and when a meteorite gets pulled towards earth it rubs so hard against the atmosphere it generates heat and crumbles into small pieces and burns up. That's called friction. Matthew Schlamm: I think a chair is still on the floor because the gravity is pushing down with the same force as the floor is pushing up and all the air around is pushing with the same force . Michelle Brown: I think a crumpled ball of paper and a sheet of paper fall differently because a sheet of paper has more area then a crumpled ball of paper so air resistance can push up more on the sheet of paper and the ball of paper falls right down pushing air resistance to the sides and the gravity is pulling with the same amount. Nicky Garthoff: I think we need oil in the car because the moving parts need to move smoothly so the oil helps them, if they don't have oil they will create friction and they will grind each other away. Oliver Lam: I think a stone will fall because the gravity is pulling down and the air is pushing around with the same force . Oliver Hicks: I think I breathe faster when I exercise because we need to have more energy so our heart has to pump more blood around which carries oxygen and food which make energy. Then the energy goes to our muscles. Andrew Lewis: I Think we don't float off the Earth because the Earth has lots of gravity and the bigger the mass the bigger the gravity and gravity pulls things down to the centre of the Earth and air also pushes us down too . Emma Sawyer: I think a rolling ball will eventually stop because It gets caught in the tiny bumps in the ground and this Is called friction which slows the ball down. It also has to fight through the air resistance. Claire Vine: I think dairy products are good for us because they give us loads of calcium which helps our teeth and bones grow strong. Laura Amat:: I think plants need insects because when the insect comes into the plant, pollen brushes it and sticks to it. When the insect goes to the next plant the pollen comes off and the plant can reprodu·ce new plants and it starts all over again. -K -K -K -K .... "' ·-= = q, ·c 00 i. q, c. = 00 .... .... ~ -q, ~ = s = .... -K -K -K -K .... -~ .... = q, ·c 00 i. q, c. = 00 .... -K

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