• Our ever expanding Year Book reflects on the achievements and celebrations of our growing school. There is within its pages a celebration of our vibrant community and all that it encompasses academically, in the arts and on the sports field. I hope that you will enjoy browsing the pages as I do and reflect on the year past. My thanks to all those involved in the production of this wonderful edition ; our students, teachers and members of the editorial team. Ann Mc Donald Principal PRIMARY Pok Fu Lam Campus SECONDARY Shau Kei Wan Campus to Kellett Sc Reception First Days R1 R2 R3 P2 CffRISfMAS CONCERf YOU BELIEVE IN CHRISTMAS? P3 ASSEMBLIES Bacl< Row Freeman Li, Carmen Lai, Joanne Chan, Billy Ling, David Wu, Clive Dawes, Sarah Watt, Verity Salomonsen, Theresa Li, Kathy Ponter, Wai Yin Suen, Samantha Ling, Emma Noonan, Dinusha Seneviratne, Justin McLaughlin Third Row Fiona Pratt, Ann Lo, Sau Fong Ip, Ruby Cheung, Ailsa White, Payal Thakurani, Katrina Hall, Janice Kwan, Annette Malcolm, Emma Santler, Patty Lau, Cindy Chan, Regina Hung, Jocelyn Hoe Sec.and Row Tessa Bull,, Anne Paterson, Rose Morgan, Pam Pattie, Sonia Shrivastava, Suky Lee, Lisa Share, Sarah Lewis, Amanda Morris, Rhona Hughes, Yeng Ng, Evelyn Bookless, Rachael Lawrence, Cathy Poole, Frances Streun Liu Front Row Lorne Ali , Sue Li , Nicholas Miller, Leigh Kennedy, Emma Adams, Ciaran Harrington, Ann Mc Donald, Mark Hulbert, Val Anderson, Matt Lovell, Stephen Bookless, Anna Davis Reception 1 Miss S. Lewis Elizabeth Lapham ____ Ethan Lonergan Mischa Tang Aidan O'Mafley ) Back Row Mrs Sonia Shrivastava, Jack Derrick, Jamie Knight, Stella Andrew, Georgina Fleming, Aliya Ryan, Sam Badenach, Miss Sarah Lewis Middle Row Lucy Kimbrough, Jack Chillington, Valentine Baflingal, Karan Shrikent, Isabelle Miller, Olivia Woolhouse Front Row William Fox-Smith, Ben Sherry, Rohan Kaman, Annika Ludwick, Alex Hardy, Clementine Vass, Tean Moore, Tacita Dare Bryan, Joshua Deacon When RI grow up we want to be ... When I grow up I want to be a vet because I like animals. I will be able to bandage the cat's paws if they had a cut. I could look in dogs ears to check their hearing. (\~ (\JJ~~(L ~ l~ i ~ Q9 When I grow up I want to be a ballerina because I love to dance a lot and I have been practicing and practicing and practicing to be a ballerina. I like to put my leg up and twirl. I have a really nice tutu that is pink. When I grow up I want to be an inventor because you can make things that are cool and that no one has made before. I want to invent a robot that can make aliens. When I grow up I want to be a helicopter pilot because I want to fly way up high. I will see lots of things down low like buildings and houses and people walking to Ocean Park. My helicopter will have blue, green and red stripes on it. When I grow up I want to be a spaceman because I want to walk on the moon. I want to ride on the back of the rocket and go into space. When I grow up I want to be a spaceman because I want to see different planets and I want to see the stars and the moon. My rocket is going to be tall , fat and blue. Flames will come out of the bottom of the rocket so it goes up to space. When I grow up I want to be a fireman because they climb up ladders and go in fire trucks. I will listen for an alarm to tell me when there is a fire and I will go and spray water on the fire and rescue someone. When I grow up I want to be a teacher because they can teach children to learn to read and write their names. I like reading stories and I want to take the register to see if everybody is here. • When I grow up I want to be a vet because I like animals. Vets make animals well when they are sick. I will give people's pets medicine. In covered area I have been pretending to be a vet and I love it! When I grow up I want to be an animal doctor because I will make animals feel better, give them a bandage and the animals will stay with me for the night. When I grow up I want to be a zoo keeper because I can help feed the animals and see them everyday. I will like the giraffes best because they have the longest neck out of all the animals. When I grow up I want to be a mechanic be cause I can fix cars. I will have to use a special tool box with a hammer and a screwdriver. I will get to drive my blue car on the road. When I grow up I want to be a fireman because I want to rescue someone by getting the hose and putting out the fire. I want to drive a red fire truck with a siren going nee-now. When I grow up I want to be a mummy because I want to look after my baby. I will play with her and make her laugh and make her go to sleep by singing a song. -----, When I grow up I want to be a mechanic because I like pumping up wheels. I want to fix pipes with a wrench. I will have a tool box and mechanic's clothes to stop me getting all dirty. When I grow up I want to be an astronaut because they can fly in a rocket ship. I will fly in my rocket to the moon and look for aliens. If I see one I will follow it and try to make friends with it. When I grow up I want to be a princess. I will live in a castle with lots of steps going round and round to my bedroom. I can dance in my bedroom with my big sister. When I grow up I want to be a clown because they do funny jokes and make people laugh. I will have a moustache and a big red nose and I will juggle balls. When I grow up I want to be a skateboarder because it is so cool. You can go up hills and jump up and you can land on a wall and you don't fall off. I have got a big skateboard and I practice standing on it. When I grow up I want to be a racing driver because I like racing cars. I think it is good because you can do races and get trophies. I want a gold trophy for being a winner! When I grow up I want to be a pilot because you can take people to different places. I will go to places that I haven't been before like The Yacht Club and South Africa. tltJb C2 6 0 When I grow up I want to be a mummy because I want to have a nice bag. I want to have a baby and I will feed her and give her some milk and then I will play with my baby until she goes to sleep. When I grow up I want to be a zoo keeper because I want to keep the lions. I will give them food to eat and listen to them roar. I will not be scared of them because I'm not scared of anything. / Reception 2 Miss A. Malcolm Taimur Chishty i....11o:.......___.......,. Mrs Moushumi Mitra Back Row Scarlett Ruby Bullock Harrison O'Shea ,) Miss Annette Malcolm, Saskia Connolly, Luca Marriott, Jasmine Baker, Franc;:ois Lauchard, Fenella Bugel, Yana Katiforis, Miss Neha Chopra Middle Row Ella Wernert, Persia Chetwode, Sam Buchanan, Eva Solway, Jack McGovern, Veronica Paulus Front Row Nicholas Balfour, Brij Sheopuri, Amelia Jones, Harry Nichol, Rory Watt, Sebastian Walsh, Jack Seddon, John Hardy • When R2 grows up.·· Twill When I grow up ·11 dy se lle r. l w1 be a ca n d bears an II g ummy se . n y t s nakes m i swee s hop. I will be a When I grow up d s lay a t home Mummy an with my Mummy. e n I grow up I Daddy like be a Daddy. w UP l When 1 gro If doctor. will be a . k I are s ic people some . e lhem will giv d tak dicine an me ature . . te mper their l will be row up k When l g I will loo Zoo keeper. . als and a he anim fler all t ople the a all the pe s how . the zoo. ·mal s in ant I r I When I grow up I will be a train driver. I will drive all the p ople to differ nt co untries . I will pick up Wh en I grow up I will be a doctor. I will he lp people when they are s ick, give them some medi cine and check if the ir temperature is good or bad. When I grow up I will be a Rugby Player. If I kick the ba ll ins ide th e post my team will score and ge t a medal. Then if we get more scores we will get a trophy. If we get 100 scores we will get a big trophy. Whe n I grow up I want lo be a policeman. I would drive my police car and if some body is bad then I will put them in jail. Whe n I grow up I will be a space man. I will fly to the moon. I will come out of my space shuttle and search for rubbish on the moon. Wh en J M grow u urnrny I P I Want t bab· . WouJd I o be a i es Ook f I and Put b a ter WouJd ab· cook ies to sJ cakes t eep_ Oo. When I grow up I want to be a footballer be cause I am pretty good at football and I know a few tricks . When I grow up I will be an explore r in Afri ca. I am go ing to look for animals with my binoculars. I will have a gun an d I'm going to kill and capture animals . Wh n I grow up I want to be a poli ce girl. I will ge t the robbers and put them in the dungeon. police girl. If someone is naughty I will t ake them to jail and he lp other people . ..... I When I grow up I am going to be a rugby player . I will play for Va lle y Fort . going to be a train driver. I would drive my train, pick up all the people and take them to diff re nt When I gro w up I will be an exp lorer . I am going to ex plore and look for lions and tiger s and diffe rent kinds of other animals in the jungle . Wh en I grow up I will be a Space man. I will go to the moon and catch aliens, put them ins ide my s paceship , put th em in cages and send the spaceship to ea rth and put them in jail. will be a science teacher. I will s how all the children ex periments. \ Reception 3 Miss A. Morris ) ,I William Berney Benjamin Walsh Back Row Miss Amanda Morris, Ciara Sharman, Ruby Awenat Ronit Narayan, Christian Bradbury, A!den Hargraves, Sam Henderson, Mrs Sonali Puri Middle Row Eva Webb, Maxim Van Aeken, William Dingley, Toby Hughes, Ananya Madduri, Jacl< Davies, Edward Hooper Front Row Jordan Holsheimer, Annabel Holmes, Alana Winstanley, Abigail Fleming, Luella Smart Alicia Wells, Mia Harrow, Darien Kan, Kiran Desai-Kinvig I wan.t to be a chef. I wan.t to make lots of food like cakes , bread an.d lots of ~umm~ sweets. I n.eed to have a cooking hat. I wan.t to be an. artist because I love to pain.t to thin.gs. I like to pain.t trees, flowers, houses an.d grass . I would n.eed a paintbrush an.d lots of pain.t. I wan.t to be an. artist who pain.ts pictures of the sea. M~ sister Pia painted a picture of a flower an.d I wan.t to be like her. I have a pain.ting book at m~ house an.d it's fun. . I wan.t to be an. archeologist an.d fin.d dinosaur bon.es. You dig in. the groun.d an.d take the dinosaur bon.es an.d take good care of them. I wan.t to fin.d T-Rex bon.es . I want to be a zookeeper because I would like to look after all th.e animals . I would feed th.e animals . Giraffes need leaves to eat and eleph.ants need fruit. I would h.ave to be careful around th.e tiger! I want to be a vet because th.e~ fix th.e dogs so th.e~ are OK. Th.e~ h.elp cats and h.amsters. Th.e~ put on a bandage. I want to be an artist because I like drawing . M~ favourite th.ing to draw is robots. M~ pictures would make people h.app~! I want to be a queen. I will a wear a crown on top of m~ h.ead and sit on a special eh.air. I will h.elp people and give th.em food. I want to be a builder . I would build a Transformer th.at can transform into a jet. M~ Transformer will h.elp people. I will need lots of tools like a h.ammer, a wrench. and a drill. Sport 0 .. I want to be a tennis pla~er because it's fun. to pla~ tennis. I will need to get a tennis racquet and a tennis ball. I will practice and tr~ h.ard. I want to be a racing car driver because I like fast cars. M~ car would be black. I would need to wear a special suit, a h.elmet and gloves . I want to be a ballet teach.er . I will sh.ow th.e children. h.ow to do good point~ toes . I will wear a tutu and a ballet sh.oes . 'i!·•;c..; ... ,,,!/("'11,. I want to be a famous skateboarder. I'll go up in. th.e sk~ and th.en. BANG and land on. m~ wh.eels. M~ skateboard will be black. I want to be a g~mn.astics teach.er . I would teach. people to do clever th.in.gs so th.e~ can. be strong and h.ealth.~. I am good at somersaults and h.an.dstan.ds. I want to be an astronaut because then I go ln. a rock.et. When astronauts go up ln.to the sk.~ the~ get out of the rock.et and the~ float! I want to be an astronaut because I want to go up and see all of the planets . I will need a helmet and a rock.et ship . I would lik.e to meet some aliens! I want to be an astronaut because I would lik.e to see the aliens . I would wear a spacesuit . It's ver~ dark. on the moon. I want to be an astronaut so I can go up in.to space and drive a space bugg~ . There isn't an~ air ln. space . I want to go to the plan.et Mars to see some aliens . I wouldn't be frightened . c~ r(S-tL a,~ t I(\.~\ ur~ Pea I want to be a firefighter because I want to help people. I will put out fires with a hose . A hose I want to be a firefighter because I want to spra~ water with a hose. I might have to rescue people 1 their house is on fire . 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Ng Robbie Bowring ' Mrs Esther Capistrano >J Guy Osborn > Back Row Mrs Mandy Acton, Freddie Clayton, Angus Pittar, Charlotte Aglionby, Sean Hargraves, Lois Andrew, James Chalk, Miss Yeng Ng Middle Row Lana Davies, Tej Sheopuri, Seiya Peacock, Eoin Pickstone, Oliver Corso, Harriet Lomas Front Row Peter Katiforis, Kiera Moran, Finlay Scott, Andrew Knight, Amber Dolan, Taylor Dees, Alex Slater, India Woolhouse, Jemima Kenyon P3- van Primary 3- 1 1 Mrs A . Davis Sean Yau James Barber ) ) Alistair Atkinson Back Row Mrs Anna Davis, Polly Hanning, Madison Knight, Tom Coughlan,Teddie Bateman, Louis d 'Abo, Ella Doubleday, Ms Alison Treasure Middle Row Sam Hooper, Conor O'Malley, Tanya Jamieson, Sophia Madden,Tom Fletcher, Abigail Riggs, Henry Edwards Front Row Caitlin Galloway, Euan Irvine, William Hudson, Anahita Kaman, Noor Mansuri, Jasmine Barry, Andrew Ascough, Kit Man, Charlotte Feagin P3-11 riatc riofl;ing rionstcrs CROCIE On Friday, P3 -11 made horrible, ugly moving monsters. To work the monster you had to push a syringe. The syringe is moved by air. The syringe has a tube attached to it and if you push the syringe it will move. The monster is scary because her teeth pop out of her mouth. The monster's tail is scary because it is covered with real python in. The monster likes going to disco parties becaus it has a disco fabric body. My moving monster is frien ly. My mov ing monster is a herbivore so her favour ite to, d is let tuce, grass and leaves. Her favourite unhealthy food is sweets and white chocolate. She likes being around hu mans and she's very sleepy. When she sleeps she snores very loudly. Croc ie loves to travel to Sweden but she lives in London, England next to the Queen's palace. Did you know that the monster looks hard to make but it really isn't? And did you know how fun it is making a moving mon ster? You could maybe make your own moving monster sometime. By Ella Doubleday WOOSEY On Friday, Woosey, my moving monster was made. This is how Woosey works. When you push the syringe the head goes up and down.You need to push th syringe firmly otherwise the head might foll off! I used lots of different things to decorate Woosey. First of all I took a silver ribbon and tied it into a bow tie. Then I needed to get a red piece of silk for his cape. I used a cylinder shaped, big oatmeal box for his body and the handle of the syringe for his neck. I also used a cuboid-shaped box for his head. Woosey is a very strong omnivore with no mouth. His favourite food is sand ravioli. I thought that making oving monsters was great fun and I was desperate to p ay with my monster when I had finished. By Conor O'Malley SWASH SWASHER On Friday, we made fabulous moving monsters! It was hard making the amazing monsters because the other part of the mouth kept on foiling off. At the end we got a string and tied it around the sides. To work the monster, called Swash Swasher, you push the syringe and the mouth suddenly pops open. This is called pneumat ics. The other syringe looks like a bone that the Swash Swasher is chewing. The mouth ea .open slowly and fast. I used a pretty soft silk which made JA ok like shining armour too. A leafy body was stuck on which ade it blend into the sea. A squared, coloured material was u ed for the legs and lastly some silver patch for a nose. The Swa h Swasher only ect'ts potatoes , salad, carrots , tur nips, tomatoes, rapes, pumi:> .i /s, strawberries, apples, coconuts and cherries. Also es, cupcakes , chocolate , candy, lollipops , and toast with butter. He also likes ice cream. He drinks Pepsi , water and cream soda. His flesh would make evil and good carnivores very happy. He is a herbivore. His talents are arts and crafts , singing, dancing, eating, biting and sleeping. He is learning karate. He is a very good acrobat.·When he is bored he reads books. By Charlotte Feagin CUTIE On Friday, P3 -11 made fantastic moving monsters. Working the monster is hard because you have to stick on a syringe with a glue gun. The adults helped us to use the gun because it was very hot and we might have burned ourselves. Once dried you push the syringe on the bottom and !he face pops out. My monster is made with a Pringles box and a wine box. I think that mine is not scary but hilarious. I used Disco cloth , tartan, blanket , paper, silk and pen to decorate er. My monster is a herbivore but it eats some meat. Its habitat is my home. She likes going to parties, cinemas, disco and her favourite thing is going to Scotland and playing with my favourite toy called Rainbow. If you want one just like Cutie you now know how to make her. It's really fun! By Caitlin Galloway LOPPY On Friday, P3 -11 made wonderful spectacular moving monsters because we were working on monsters. My fasci nating monster is called Loppy. Did you know Loppy is worked by pneumatics? If you do not know, pneumatics is something worked by air. To work the monster, you have to push the syringe and the head will pop up. To make the head go down again you need to pull the syringe. (Just make sure you don't pull too hard.) When you put the decorations on, make sure you get nice bright fabric to make it stand out. My monster had a furry eye in the middle of his head, a pretty furry scarf around his neck, a flower dress and a red face made out of a tiny bit of a red shawl. An important fact to know is that Loppy is a vegetarian! Loppy likes to do art, and is training to be a black belt in karate, because it scares her friends! Loppy is active and cheeky, and is also a tomboy! I hope you will want to make a moving monster. It's loads of fun! By Anahita Kaman FANGS On Friday, P3 -11 made fascinating moving monsters! We needed a hot glue gun to stick thin and fat parts. You can't use normal glue because it will fall off easily. If you use the glue gun you will need a grown up to help you because it might burn you. To decorate the monster I used lovely, cuddly material that was like wolf skin. I also used soft precious material, like cheetah skin and wonderful net. Did you know that when you push the syringe you can make it move? This is because the air is pushed through the tube and moves the box. By Jasmine Barry DUNCKEOSELES On Friday, we made a sea monster. We had to put a syringe in the monster. To work the monster you push the syringe at the back of the box and you activate it by pressing the back of the box. Af ter that something, like a box, will come out. My monster has sil ver eyes and two black layers on his back. He only eats flesh! My monster's name is the Dunckeoseles .The moving monster helped us because we had to follow instructions. Dunckeoseles likes to scavenge and eat shrimp and meat. He's just like a normal sea monster and doesn't like candy or noodles or anything else. His favourite sports are swimming because he has to keep warm. Did you know it was a fantastic experience because we had glue guns? The adults helped us with the glue guns because the glue is very hot. I think it was great because we learned all about how to make moving monsters. By Andrew Ascough HOKEY KOKEY On Friday, I made a fantastic moving monster called Hokey Kokey. I made my monster with two boxes, polystyrene balls, ping pong balls, material , cartons and cardboard. Hokey Kokey has a moving head and arms. I made his head and arms move by using syringes to push the air from the tubes. This is called pneumat ics. My monster looks like an alien with colours. His head has four eyes and he is smiling. He has eyes on the back of his head and also he has eyes on his body. Hokey Kokey has lots of friends and he likes any kind of sport. His favourite food is pizza, burgers and chips and he also likes all sweets because he has as a sweet tooth. I think Hokey Kokey is perfect. I enjoyed making him be cause I liked doing the cutting. If I could make another moving monster I would make Hokey Kokey a twin called Kokey Kokey. By Alistair Atkinson ALTHER CONE On Friday, P3 -11 made moving monsters. To work my moving monster we had to use pneumatics. To do this you had to use two syringes and a piece of tube attached to them and you needed to push one of the syringes to make the air go through to the other syringe. This made the monster move and something pop out. I made the monster's body with cardboard boxes. Mine had octopus legs and fangs, and an extra head that popped out. It had a tiger skin front and red eyes with black pupils. Did you know that pneumatics are used to move many things? Do you want to make a moving monster? By Kit Man ZIGGY On Friday, P3 -11 and I made moving monst ers. How we wor ked the monsters was we pushed a syringe and it made his head pop out. Mine worked like a cuckoo clock because the legs kept popping out and falling off. All of the mon sters were made out of boxes. The decorations I used looked like a French carpet. My monster likes to play with Spar ky (William Hudson's monster) and my monster likes Nerf guns. Did you know that he was too fat to fit in the car? Making the monster was fun but it was fragile after it was made. By Henry Edwards BOX- ER On Fr,iday, P3-11 made fabulous , fascinating, horrifying sea monsters. It looked really hard to get it to work but it was easy. My monster used pneumatics (which means using air) and my one was called Box-er because it had a hard shell . The hard shell (made from a chalk holder) is used to kill his victim by crushing them. Box-er is made out of a fruit box and a toilet roll , which is its head. Box-er is a carnivore but has no teeth because he simply crushes his food with his tongue. To make a moving monster you will have to use a glue gun, a syringe, a cardboard box and decorations. The decorations I used were coloured paper and prickly strings and I used fabric -coloured strings to make the tentacles. I enjoyed making the monster be cause it was hard to make but I liked the challenge. By Euan Irvine TRUE DRACULA On Friday, I made a moving monster with P3 -11. Our monsters were fabulous sea monsters and we used loads of great th ings to make them. First I got some material to use as skin for my boxes. Second of all I made a material skin for my eyes. I made the armour with toilet rolls. My monster had blue leopard skin and white leopard skin. On the left arm there were sparkling bits of paper. On the right hand there were bits of paper. Did you know I made something coming out of his head? I think making moving monsters was really fun and cool. By Louis d' Abo KELLY ROBOBOT On Friday I made a great moving monster because P3-11 and I were learning about them. To work the monster you pulled a syringe and when you pulled the syringe it moved the mon ster. Robobot's syringe was attached to his head. He was made of cereal boxes, a Pringles box, a syringe and a tube. He had fur and wheels and he looked like a robot. My mon ster is very friendly. He likes oil to eat and fill himself up. He doesn't like to charge and fight. It was great fun making him because it was very messy work!! By Tom Coughlan On Friday, I made a fabulous, wonderful , beautiful moving monster, but I didn't do it all by myself because there were lots of dangerous things, like glue guns etc. We had our mummies helping us with the tricky bits. To make my monster work we stuck the syringe on the box that we were using. After that, we pushed the syringe and something popped out e.g. a shark-eating fish. Also the mummy monster's baby monster popped out of her tummy. My moving monster worked by the baby monster being pushed out with air from the syringe. My monster Kelly is a carnivore because she eats meat. The other things that Kelly likes are lollies and apples but she really hates any type of sausages. She likes to do some drawing and some singing. I made moving monsters so that I can learn a bit more about them. It was good fun because there were lots of strings and I like strings. You should try making one and when you have finished your moving monster, it will look fabulous! By Madison Knight SAUROS On Friday, P3 -11 made moving monsters. My monster moved his head because of a syringe. His name was Sauros and he had a furry face and two, green ugly fangs. He had two beady eyes and his body was silver. His shoulders were green and orange and his chest was blue and white. I made him with a cheese carton, a Corn Flakes box, a medicine box and a syringe and a long plastic tube. Did you know that my monster likes to eat fish fingers like me? My monster likes to play Tag with me so we play Tag together. My mon ster likes the colour black, which is the colour of his face. I enjoyed making Sauros because it was so fun! By Teddie Bateman . . SPARKY On Friday, P3 -11 made ugly, horrifying menacing, terrible, troubling stupendous, invincible moving monsters. My mon ster worked when you pulled the small syringe. A sparkly horn popped out. It had lots of zebra skin and some blue leopard skin. We had to stick on the syringe with a glue gun. Children were not allowed to use the glue gun because it was dangerous so the grown ups helped us. My monster had very, very, very super sharp teeth. Also he had a sparkly, disco, shining, electric-shimmering, fascinating horn. He was made out of cereal boxes and a Pringles tube. My monster is very friendly and he likes to play with ZIGGY (Henry Edwards' monster). My monster is very talkative and he is a chatterbox. We had a great day be cause it was super-duper fun and I enjoyed making the monsters. I think you should try and make one. By William Hudson QUEEN ELIZABETH 1 ST On Friday, P3-11 made silly moving monsters. There were fascinating funny ones and amazing ones. To work the monster you pushed a syringe and my monster opened his mouth. I think my one was quite hard to make. I curled a pipe cleaner for a crown. I used lots of different card board boxes stuck together to make the body. The adults helped us use the strong glue from the glue guns to stick all the bits together. In my opinion if I had to change my monster I would change the eyes. I liked the crown. Did you know that mine moved using air? By Tom Fletcher KARL On Friday, we made a fabulous, horrifying, menacing looking moving monster. To work the moving monster we used two big syringes and a long tube. We moved it by pneumatics (that means using air.) We used the glue gun to stick on the box that was going to move. The nose popped out of its head by pneumatics. I used three boxes: a juice box, a small medicine box and an orange juice carton. We used different animal skins and fabric to decorate it. Then we used a glue gun to stick the boxes. We used the hot glue gun because it is much stronger than normal glue. The children couldn't use the hot glue gun because it was very dangerous. Mine looked like it had a crocodile nose. It had disco silver skin on its back, tentacle-like things on the sides of the juice carton and it looked like it could fly. It was so fun to make the monsters but it was really hard because we had to get the right boxes and stick them on in the right way. By Sean Yau SPOTTY On Friday, P3 -11 made fantast ic moving monsters. My mon ster's name is Spotty. I called him Spotty because he has lots of spots. To work my monster I needed pneumatics. Pneumatics uses air to push the monster's head high and low. I used two syringes to make the monster move. When I made Spotty I didn't use paint but I used leopard's skin, carpets, ribbons, cow skin, and lots of other skins. I found all the materials quite hard to put on because all of them were soft and softer materials are always harder to put on. We used a hot glue gun to stick everything but some of the legs fell off. The eyes and the mouth were the best parts of Spotty. He had a square head and lots of spots and a big green spot on his tummy. He also has a colourful ribbed neck. My favourite part of making my monster was when I designed him. I loved making Spotty. By Tanya Jamieson FURBALL On Friday, P3 -11 made fabulous, scary, fascinating moving monsters! To work the monsters we needed to push a syringe so that something would pop out. On my monster a little monster would pop out. For the cute little monster I used a Pringles carton. The huge monster had really soft wolf skin for his tummy and brown silk for his long veil. For the decorations I used two nuts and bolts for the pupils in the eyes. For the base of the eye I used blue cardboard and also for the little monster I used puffy cardboard for the mouth. For the skin I used leopard's skin for the body. I made Furball look like a carnivore so he could look realistic and he eats anything that humans do not eat. Furball sometimes wears eyeglasses to read and write and eats his books when he is frustrated, which is normal. I think making moving monsters is tricky but fantastic. By Abigail Riggs THUMBLE AND DI2ZY On Friday, P3-11 made amazing fantastic, scary, spectacular moving monsters! To work my monster you needed to push a syringe. ter you pushed the syringe somethi g popped out. When you push d my syringe, a baby monster popped out. For the decorations I put animal skin, disco fabric, net t ing, foil ribbon and a pipe cleaner . I put the disco fabric at the back of Thum le, and the animal skin at the front and disco fabric all around Dizzy. I put the netting on the eyes of Thumb le and finally I put the pipe cleaner around my monst er Thum ble's body. Thumble and Dizzy don't like vegetables, they only like chicken and meat and all candy. They love eating fruit such as grapes, strawberries, apples and co onuts etc, plus they love fizzy drinks! They are omnivores. Thumble likes to stay home and do arts and crafts! She especially likes to do o igami. Thumble and Dizzy take turns to do each thing. I called Dizzy, Dizzy because he is covered in Disco fabric and when he discoes he gets Dizzy! And I called Thum ble, Thumble because he is really creative and I think Thumble is a creative name! It was really fun making a moving monster. I think you should definitely try making one!! By Noor Mansuri ROSETTER On Friday, I made a fabulous, horrifying moving monster. My monster worked by getting the right equ ipment and gluing a lot of things on the monster. It was hard gluing all the parts onto the monster because they kept jiggling. I used three boxes and one tube. I used animal skin, pipe cleaners, pink cloth and green cloth for my decorations on my monster. My monster looked like a big giant. The monster's eyes were pale blue and the horn was a shiny red colour. Her skin colour was lots of different col ours. The horn on my monster was attac ed to a sy ringe which made it move by air. Wh you pushed the syringe the air went through the tube and the horn popped up. My monster is a herbivore though it doesn't eat much. Its habitat is m home. She loves to go to parties, cinemas and her avourite thing is to visit Australia. It was the best creative time in my life. By Polly Hanning TUFFY On Friday, I made a moving monster. My monster was called Tuffy. To make my monster move you needed to push a syringe at the bot om and then the baby popped out of the Tuffy's nead. My monster was dark green, with big round red eyes and puffy eyebrows. Its mouth looks like cupcake. The baby looked the same. Did you know that pneumatics make it move?! Pneu atics is when air pushes something to make it move. Tuffy is a girl and she is smart and likes to stay undercover. In her spare time she likes to draw wi th watercolour pencils and cats are her favourite subjects. When she is too bored she plays her DS. I loved making Tuffy. By Sophia Madden Primary 3-1 2 Mr L. Ali ) ) Back Row Mrs Anita Menon, lmogen Salmon, Maya Ghatalia, Jake Ford, Daisy Collins, Charlotte McAlinden, Alex Lomas, Mr Lorne Ali Katy Wood Middle Row Sophie Hughes, Alessandra Walsh, Jared Sharman, Edward Bischoff, Joseph Share, Sean Jaffe, Lydia Lane Front Row Adrian Cheung, Tom Mowbray, Anya Oliver, Eliza Sherry, Kabir Shrikent, Ashwin Gopalan, Max Cowley, Alexander Tsai, Emily Harrow, Sena Clarke Dear Aunty I , -,1 Was out collect; . '/ the whole vii/ ng fire wood for boat com· age. Suddenly I r, h mg towards h , saw a ad a dragon's he t e village. It It Was the ra .d ad on the front f I ersl I t • . aster than I had . s arted to run life . ever run in my I knocked on the . . village and h first hut in th T s outed "H e he raiders are , . elp, help! By Tom coming!" 1~ Mowbray ~~~~j ., Dear Aunty, Soon there was lots of violence and there was so much noise : it was like hell on earth. There was a Viking's hand round my mouth . Then my dad came and said ferociously , "Get off my child!" The Viking threw me to the side . My dad bravely fought him but sadly the Viking , lifted up his axe and swung it down. I couldn t bear to watch my father die . When I looked back my father dodged most of the axe . but it caught his shoulder . I saw his arm on the ground and looked back at the spot where he had been cut; it was pouring with blood. I ran back into the straw house and got my lucky charm and threw it at the Vi~ing and somehow he dropped his axe and died . By Max Cowley 'j Dear Aunty, ened yesterday. It all started You should have seen w~at ha:p hi h in the lovely mountains . when I was collecting fire woo kl" 9 wet water, for a moment I As I peered down at the . s~ar i~g It had a dragon's head on in a split second a Viking sh p. h ·de Was it real or was saw h. Ids along t e s1 . the front and it had s ie . I It was real and that was ·1t not? I rubbed my eyes fur1ousty . s filled with menacing · the boa wa scary but even scarier. ·ng towards my village. • . . Th y were com1 murderous Vikings. e By Jared Sharman Dear Aunty, Yesterday I , was searching for f • by d t ire wood wh th . . an ° my horror it h d d en a '" ship came I ea e towards m s p e came out with long fair hai v ·k· ~- ome strange peo- remembered the sto r , I mg raiders! Suddenly I ry you told m I , were out of sight Then I t e . crawled until the Vikings to the stone gate. and look;; up and ran like a cheetah! I got The raiders were out· f . h over my shoulder ... b . 0 s1g t but I k h eh,nd. I desperate/ rattl new t ey were not far "RAIDERS!" I did th~ f ed on the first hut and shouted is or all of the h t , and got weapons Th u s . Everybody got up · e women and h ·td place. My dad told me to look c , ren went to a hiding I got into the hut; my mu after my mum and little sister. By Sophie Hughes m was paralysed with terror. Dear Aunty. The most frightening thing happened here yesterday morning. I was out searching for fire wood on the hillside when suddenly ... I froze like a statue. Before me was a Viking ship with large ugly men coming towards us . I was so scared I nearly screamed. but if I had screamed the raiders would have discov ered me so I tip-toed away from the raiders and warned the villagers. When I reached the huts. the warriors surged through the fence . The fight was on . My sister wanted to fight but mum said, "No, don't go outside: you will get killed ." By Alex Lomas Dear Aunty, I saw Elf red a; she looked brave but mum was a big baby. Father came out and called, "We Anglo-Saxons are smaller than the raiders, but we are fiercer\" Then an awful thing happened. A Viking grabbed me, I was paralyzed with terror. Father shouted "Leave my son alone\" suddenly the Viking turned back towards father: he was whirling his axe around. He slashed my father's arm: blood was flowing like a river. In a flash I remem bered my swallow. I dashed into my hut but it was on fire : I kept going. I found my swallow and then skillf ully threw it at the Viking. By Ashwin Gopalan Dear Aunty. Th• most terrifying thing happened yesterday morning. I was oUt in th• forest, searching for firewood and when I was on the hill, I noticed a long narrow menacing Viking boat heading towards my poor village. Th• ship was filled with unkempt long blond haired men wearing iron helmets . Immediately, I dashed to my village and climbed over the fence. At the first house I screamed loudly "VIKINGS!" 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I accelerated and ran and ran to each of the huts and ran and ran and ran and ran and' ran as fast as my thin legs could take me!ll!!l/l!l By Maya Ghatalia Dear Aunty, You won't believe what happened yesterday. When I was collecting firewood I saw a long thin boat with people that bellowed so loudly, I could hear them from miles above on the hill. The boot had metal things on it but when the boat got closer, I noticed the metal things were shields and the boot belonged to the blood curdling Vikings. I hod to tell the village quickly, I ran as fast as lightning and in fifteen minutes , I got to the village fence. The menacing huge Vikings were not far behind. By Sean Jaffe • . ::::i=====-- I •. -'-- esterday. pened Y assive Aunty, · . thing hap I saw a m Dear terrifying_ ood then d raiders, Th• most et some f1r•Wthr,. hundr\h• ground: went to g h re were I \ay on \ike mad. hin T e \oser . I ran d \ong s " · etting c sight , ate an h y were g out of my defence g t e they were the vi\\age when d through " I rushe "Raiders\ shouted, h share Sy Jos_e=p~ Dear Aunty, My dad came out, holding a sharp sword getting ready to fight! "Go into the house and take care of mum and Elfreda, so I can fight!" Dad went into the fighting crowd and I couldn't see him. A while later, a raider came running after me and my family. My father stood in front of me and said, "Let go of my son!" I threw my sword at him but it missed. The raider got his axe and struck my dad's shoulder and there was blood dripping messily down his arm. I remembered what you had given me; that magic swallow! I got it. I purposefully, threw it at one of the raiders; immediately they all died. By Eliza Sherry Dear Aunty, The most extreme and terrible thing happened to me yesterday. The raiders unexpectedly attacked! . I was out looking for firewood; I went to the cliff to look over the silver gleaming river. I froze; there was a long Viking ship . Inside , I told myself to go down on my belly and wriggle away. I did. Once I was away I then desperately started to sprint to my village. ~/' I skimmed my shoes over the grass and rapidly b~~an banging on the doors and yelling. "Raiders. the Vikings are here!" By Alessandra Walsh Dear Aunty, I sprinted back to our village, to warn everyone. I opened the main gate and ran in. Then. I locked it behind me . I knocked on one door and then another shouting. "Raiders! Help! Raiders!" I heard people stirring, then I saw my father at the door. He was brandishing a sword in his hand; it was scary. He suddenly shouted, "Look after your mum and your sister Edric!" ·. I ran to them, my mum looked worried but my sister was somehow excited . I don't know why she screamed . "I want to join in!" I bet she didn't know we were in great danger. 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On the raiders slow y fast as o lion. . day: it was fear•~ iron helmets o~ckly ducked when started running as Dear Atty~os o terrify1ngl Vikings. Theyh \ the stream Id:• nly, I got u_p ofnd an answer. Vester ay . ht I saw ev1 they reac e harm. Su e d"dn't wait or . my s1g When lucky c ' ,. d I i when in ds and shields. looked for my . "Raiders, on , t heir han gone, I d shouting· , hey were I starte ty . day of my Dear Aun ' h scar1eSt . ood was t e the f irew Yesterday . to collect . Dear Aunty, . s going life . I wa ed. . · · it d then I stopp as terrify ng, an ething that w . towards I saw som rozen . Coming Then like I was f Viking boat. felt long narrow d I ran. My was a d aroun · d me d turne d pumpe I ducked _an my mouth and _bloo I had to h . was in veins . Id air . ly through my "d 't they wou ferocious . if I di n the others. warn surely die . ff Eddie Sischo By Dear Auntie, The most awful thing happened yesterday morning. I was out gathering firewood high on the hills. I felt thirsty, so I went down into the valley _ where the river flows. But as I was doing so, out of the corner of my eye ... 0 Viking ship! It was heading our way; I hod to warn the others. As quickly but as quietly as I could, I scrambled to my feet and sprinted across ·the gross. I leaped over stones and rocks and ran in and o~t of the trees until I reached the village. I weaved through the huts shouting, "HELP! THE RAIDERS ARE HERE! HELP!" By Lydia Lane You won't believe what happened yesterday. It was the most terrible thing that hos ever happened to this village_ I was collecting firewood and when I looked over towards the river, I sow o Viking boot coming this way. It was filled with ugly fierce men with helmets. I knew I hod to worn the others. I ran bock to the gate; I felt scored. I looked bock, I could not see the Vikings but I knew they were not for behind. I ran through the gate and shouted, "Raiders!". Then the Raiders come, I was terrified. I ran to my house . My dad rushed out into, the fight. , I ran to see if my family was okay. Everyone ran out quickly with swords and oil sorts of sharp weapons. The villoge started fighting. I rusheij into the hut; I got my valuables and everything. Suddenly, I sow someone coming towards me, then my dod barged into him and my dad stabbed him. By Alexander Tsai Primary 4- 13 ® Mrs A. Nevin Maya Bajpai ) Back Row Mrs Rachael Lawrence, Wilson Koder, Ben Woolhouse, Kendall Dees, Kareem Abuali, Maya Juszczakiewicz-Lewis, Justin Park, Mrs Ann Marie Nevin Eimear Pickstone Middle Row Julia Murray, Matthew Moore, Yuri Hwang, Tom Angell, Hannah Taylor, Harriette Edmonds Front Row Taiga Clarke, Jack Cleverly, Kimberly Sham, Lizzie Pickard, Edward Salmon, Victoria Perronet Miller, Henry Langford, William Christopoulos, Flora Macfarlane We had lunch at the old police station and the wind was blowing so strongly that everyone needed to put their hats in their bags. We also saw a huge dry sharkskin and it cost HK$25,000, but I didn't buy it because I didn't bring enough money and it wouldn't fit in my bag anyway! We saw some monks walking around the temple and I tried to take a picture of them but they just walked away. On the second day, we had lunch in a lovely place next to a toilet! After lunch , Mr. Miller gave us maps and compasses to figure out which way we were going. After that, we went on a long, long hike. During the hike, Hannah and I sat down on the steps while the others kept on walking past. Finally, we reached the bottom and my feet were aching. Kimberly Sham I know that it sounds weird but my favourite thing about P4 camp was when I sprained my ankle! I finished the last bit of the rope course and was hopping on some logs when I fell onto the side of my foot and badly sprained it. At first it didn't hurt, but after a while it really did hurt, which is not surprising , as I later discovered that I'd torn a ligament! Another day we had a room inspection . It was very rushed ; we had to make all the beds and clean up everything off the floor. For even a tiny bit of dust in our room, we wouldn't get a point. We even put on a welcome show for the teachers. We didn't have any food that they could eat, unlike some dormi tories, which is why, in my opinion , we didn't win! Matthew Moore My favourite part of camp was rock climbing . The instructors showed us how to put the harness on , they helped us to put it on and we helped each other. When it was my turn I was a bit scared. I tried to get to the top, and eventually I got up to the top and came down by abseiling from the top of the wall. Then I had to hold the rope for the next climber. I was lucky to be able to climb again and the second time it was easier. My second favorite thing was orienteering. We did this in groups of three. We had to find a plastic plate with a symbol on it, for example: a sun , a diamond or a lightning strike. It took us an hour to find all the pictures , which were hidden all over the camp. It was such fun . Lizzie Pickard We ended up at Tung Chung Fort and the wall around it was very high. The Fort is now a school called Tung Chung Primary School. However, the big cannons were still there. I didn't want to put my head inside the cannon , because I didn't want to get hurt! I walked around the walls with my friends. They were so high; I think they were about 30 metres off the ground. I didn't run in case I fell off. I am sensible , not silly and I knew what would happen if I didn't listen, so I did listen. I looked around the prison cell, which would have been easy to escape from because the bars on the windows were made of wood and were very wobbly. You could not see the sea any more because houses have been built in front of the fort . Maya Juszczakiewicz Lewis At P4 camp, it was really exciting. On the first day we went to Tai O and we saw people living in stilt houses. That was really cool, because it was interesting to see how other people lived and worked. We also saw two people making prawn paste - phew what a smell! The wind was blowing the smell of it to where we were all having lunch. I was wondering if the teachers and mums and daqs would give us the prawn paste in our sand wiches the next day, because a man was selling jars of the paste. Luckily they didn't! Then after lunch we did some sketching on a bridge. After that, my day group and another did archery. I got the bull's-eye on my first shot, only because I had a bit of help. After that we did orienteering , which was quite tricky, but also interesting. Ben Woolhouse My favourite thing about P4 camp was the rope course because there were loads of different stages in it. For example: a log you had to run across and some ropes you had to swing across. You needed a helmet because the rope course was high off the ground and you would probably fall if you 're afraid of dizzying heights, espe cially if you looked down from the breathtaking, heart-stopping, eye-catching, unique 24m drop!!! I was swing ing like an orangutan up there in the ropes. I may have got snagged on some branches which were level with the rope course, but otherwise I was absolutely astounded at how much you can enjoy something if you put enough effort into it. I think a monkey would be amazed at the rope course, which was most definitely beyond a gorilla 's wildest dreams ....... and mine! Edward Salmon On camp we did lots of stupendous things. One of the best things was when we were in our dorms because we stayed up late! Two girls, who will remain nameless, were giggling because my feet were sticking out of the bunk bed. They said they were like miniature sausages. I was on the top bunk and they were on the bottom bunk. I do not know why they were laughing as I think my feet are perfect! Back at camp we had an inspection of our rooms. We almost lost a point because someone in my room had a wobbly thing in their mouth . It was hilarious! For the room inspection we even had to clean our fan and be cause we were so good , we even cleaned the windows. The cleaner was very surprised! Our room won 3rd place! Eimear Pickstone One of my favourite things of the adventurous camp was the room inspection , because when Mrs. Nevin, Mr. Lovell and Mr. Miller came into our room, Anne offered them some jam tarts! (It wasn't a bribe you understand; we were simply trying to be nice!). Mr. Miller didn't notice the jam tarts and he said , "I'm going straight for the room inspection." Mr. Lovell said , "Well I'm going straight for the jam tarts! " ' Mr. Miller then said , "Ooh jam tarts - lovely! I didn't notice them," and he quickly rushed back and gobbled one up. At archery hitting the target was quite difficult, but I did quite well and I got one bull 's-eye, two reds, three whites and one black. The rest were in the green section of the target. Another way of saying this is to say that most of my arrows ended up in the ground! Flora Macfarlane After a while, I gazed out the window. I saw a sight that brightened my heart! I saw a huge mountain towering above our bus. On the top of the mountain sat the Big Buddha. We couldn 't see the face of the Buddha be cause mist hung in the air, covering it like a veil. We kept looking up, hoping to catch a glimpse of it. Walking up 268 steps to the Big Buddha is not as exhausting as it looks. But if you 're afraid of heights then it's going to be hard for you . Here's a tip: try not to look down, and just enjoy the view, take photos of the Big Buddha and six deity statues offering gifts to the Big Buddha. I managed to get a photograph of the Big Buddha with his face clearly show ing, because for a short time the mist cleared and the Buddha's face was revealed . Yuri Hwang First we went to Tai 0. In Tai O just before we ate lunch, we walked past buckets of fish paste. Mrs. Nevin said that she wanted to take some back to camp and have fish paste sandwiches for lunch the next day, but no one was very keen on this idea! On the second day we went to the Big Buddha and did a three-hour hike to Tung Chung. Some people fell asleep on the bus going back to camp after the hike. When we went to the Big Buddha it was so misty that I did not get very good photographs, but just as we were leaving I saw the Buddha really clearly, so I took a great, clear photograph. One really annoying thing was that at night Mr. Miller was snoring , and I could hear him on the other side of camp. He was snoring so loudly that I couldn 't get any sleep! Hannah Taylor My favourite bit of camp was going to the Big Buddha. When we got on the bus to go there my friend and I got a bit bored waiting because we were so eager to take some pictures of the Big Buddha. So while we were waiting we entertained ourselves by taking videos of each other! Finally we arrived. It was so misty! Everybody was very excited to see the Big Buddha. You should have seen the looks on everyone's faces , it was really funny when they looked up to the Big Buddha, but couldn 't see anything , because it was so misty! There were two hundred and sixty eight steps to get up to the top of the Big Buddha. When we got up there eventually, we were all exhausted. There were some beautiful deities around the outside of the Big Buddha. I took pictures of all six of them! Harriette Edmonds I thought camp was fun because we weren 't at school for three days! On the second day we were using compasses and maps of Lantau . I really enjoyed this as I had not used a compass before. The Big Buddha was so tall that his head was in the clouds. On the third day we did activities in camp. I chose to do archery. I wasn 't that good, but I hit the target. The next morning, I played football and unfortunately Jake hurt his head whilst playing . He was OK though , which was good. We carried on playing and had a great time. The teams were unfair as all the really good football players were on the same side, so they kept scoring. The final score was 5-4, which was a pretty good score for us. Even though I didn't win I still had a great time. Henry Langford It was really funny when we went to The Stoep and some of the girls and boys were dating each other. I did n't have a date because [ thought I was too young (but I was a bit jealous) and my friend tried to get a date but his date (who shall remain anonymous) kicked him off the table. Another thing I enjoyed was archery. Amazingly in my first time playing archery I got a bull 's-eye, although lots of times before I had hit the grass or the arrow went behind the target. Some of the girls were sticking the arrows into the bull 's-eye but I knew they had stuck them in and hadn't really fired them from the bow. We were going to have a pillow fight on Tuesday, but Mr. Miller saw us and we had to go to bed . Jack Cleverly I had a marvellous time at camp, it was fantastic! My favourite things about camp were archery and the rope course. Archery was great because I almost hit the target! The rope course was marvellous too; we had to wear a harness and clip it on to a metal wire above us. We also had the opportunity to do some rock climbing . I did enjoy it, but it wasn 't my favourite activity. We did a three-hour walk too, it was very tiring , but fun. We walked from the Big Buddha to Tung Chung Fort! Most people complained about being tired but I didn't. In the evening we played a game of "Splat" and I won . After that we were very tired , so we went to sleep. The next day we had a room inspection, we did a little dance for them, to entertain them. We had some bad luck when the teachers found a Fruit Roll-Ups packet in our dormitory. We tried to argue that it must have been left by some of the boys after last year's P4 camp, but the teachers didn't believe us (it was really ours!). Surprisingly, a little bit later they announced the winners and ..... we won! Then Kendall 's nose started to bleed from all the excitement! It was so funny. ---- Julia Murray On Wednesday, we had a dormitory inspection. That morning, Jae Won found someone's underpants in the bathroom! He quickly threw them into the rubbish bin . Just then , Mr. Miller, Mrs. Nevin and Mr. Lovell entered our dorm - G4. We stood calmly and the teachers started checking our dorm. Then Mr. Miller stood on a chair and looked at the speaker. Why? There was a rubber band on it. Oops! Then, Mr. Lovell found a small piece of paper in front of our bathroom door. We were so nervous because one of our roommates (who shall remain anonymous) didn't take a shower the entire time we were at camp. Fortunately for us, the teachers said that he was fine . However, we still didn't win first place in the competition. We were quite disappointed because there was a prize to be won . Maybe next year ..... . Justin Park Finally the moment arrived ; the judges had just finished inspecting room G9 and were heading to our room G10! Our hearts were thumping so hard we thought they could hear them all the way in Thailand . We were so anxious to hear what the judges would say about our dance, song and room! Once the judges came in we gave them the water and then did the dance. Mr. Lovell told us that he loved our dance and gave us a bonus point for it! After that they inspected our room and found a Fruit Roll-Ups in our desk - oops! The next day they announced the winner of the room inspection : 3rd place, not us, 2nd place , not us and then 1st place .. . room G10 - our dorm! All of the excitement startled my body so much so that I had a nose bleed , it was so funny! Kendall Dees So there I was, struggl ing from all the screams and shouts of my dormitory group. It was exactly 11 : 18pm when they stopped torturing me. I was glad , then I heard Merrick do an air bubble and thanks to him it all started again . The laughs and screams were starting again . Then I closed my eyes and hoped that I could get a good night's sleep. I had nightmares about what was going to happen in Beijing when I am in P5 on camp, when I'm going to need to stay for a whole week with only HK$200, no mum and dad - what fun! The next day the happiness and fun started . I loved archery and the rope course because it was such fun . Back at camp, more torture came from Mr. Miller. I could hear his repeated snores, even at midnight! My roommates and I decided to have a loud , crunchy, wrappery feast! Kareem Abuali ___ _. The first thing I tried was rock climbing , then I did the rope course, and then archery. All of the activities were really fun , but the one I liked the most was archery. I thought it was the best because I got a bull 's-eye. The bad news was that bedtime was nine-thirty and there was no time to have a pillow fight! Tuesday was the best day of camp because it was my birthday. After we had finished that walk it was about two o'clock and that is when we took our showers. After we took showers we started heading to The Stoep. The Stoep is the restaurant where we ate dinner. I had my birthday there with about seventy nine people sing ing "Happy Birthday" to me, so that was pretty cool. That was the most people I've ever had singing "Happy Birthday" to me, so I really liked that. Taiga Clarke My favourite parts of camp were archery and the dinner at The Stoep. I liked archery because I hit the bulls eye and because I have done it before so it seemed easy. You have to hold the bow with one hand between the parts of the bow called the "upper hand" and the "lower hand". The upper hand is the wooden part at the top of the bow and the lower hand is the piece of wood at the bottom of the bow. You can tell them apart be cause the lower hand has a tag and the upper hand has nothing; it is a blank piece of brown wood . The flights on the arrow have a single colour and a double colour. The single colour must be facing you when you fire the arrow, otherwise if the double colour is facing you , the arrow will swerve. Tom Angell My favourite thing about camping in Lantau was that we had a room inspection on the Wednesday. Mr. Miller, Mr. Lovell and Mrs. Nevin were the inspectors. We had to make our beds, the fan had to be clean , the drawers had to be empty and the room had to smell nice. I could see the teachers coming towards our dormitory, through the glass window and we were all so frightened. They checked the fan and one of the teachers said "Wow, the fan is really clean, " but another opened the drawers and saw a battery which had been left. One of them said , "Ha! A battery in one of the drawers." Mr. Miller put his white gloves on and got his inspection finger out, wiped it inside the drawer and lifted his inspection finger up and saw a single speck of dust. His face turned red, it was so funny that we all giggled . Victoria Perronet-Miller My favourite part about camp was the rope course and also the fact that I got a new nickname ... "Monkey Man" because I was climbing all over the rope course. I thought it was a cool name. I had to keep waiting and there was a bit of a queue for the rope course and I got a little bit bored. When it was my turn, I jumped step to step, but then suddenly ..... I missed a step and I started spinning around. I did not know where I was going and I grabbed the rope. The next thing I knew I was hanging by the rope. Everybody was laughing at me, it was really funny. Then I kept on missing the step and falling down. I dived for the end of the rope course and finally I made it! I unclipped the carabiner and climbed down off the rope course to the ground. William Christopoulos I thought camp was fun because we missed three days of school. On the second and third days we did activi ties and on the first day we did a walk through Tai 0. It was amazing; it had metal houses on stilts. I thought that the three-hour hike we did that day was the best part of camp. It was really enjoyable. My friend and I jogged half of the hike. People were complaining that they were tired, I don't know why as I did not find it tir ing at all. We went to the Big Buddha, which was out of this world . We climbed 268 steps to get up to the ac tual Buddha! Inside there was really fascinating artwork and amazing shops, selling crystal lotus leaves and gold items. One lotus leaf was being sold for HK$2,938. I hope you liked reading this memoir, because next year you will get a longer one! Wilson Koder Primary P4- 14 ® Mr N. Miller ~~~~~~~ ) ,I Back Row Mrs Lorna Frith, Lottie Rosgen, Jake Woods, Elizabeth Knight, Millie Krantz, Hugo Brown, William Davidson, Mr Nicholas Miller Middle Row Maxim Irvine, Oliver Spanton, Alexandra Trantor, Ben Henchman, William Barron, Thomas Marinko, Sophie McLean Front Row lndya Steains, Ethan Chan, William Harris, Merrick Holmes, Deanna Kotecha, Stuart Reid, Matt Chillington, Grace Wall ~ < .s... ..!! ::s u ·-.s... .s... ::s u I ~ ~ " / 0 .r. I • , c:: ro E I- ~ c:: 0 "'O l- o CJ 0 E E z 2 c:: Q.) c:: 0 Vl "'O ro c:: 0 Cl ro ::; ..;L. u 2: Q.) "'O "'O Q.) I I- Q.) c:: I- ~ Vl CU ::::, Vl -~ CU ....J V) u CU C C <( Roald Dahl Martin Waddell Mick Inkpen Anna Sewell Liz Kessler Bruce Coville Eva Ibbotson Kellett Primary Library Events Visiting author Sarah Brennan The P3's, 4's and 6's really enjoyed listening to Sarah Brennan read her book, "The Tale of Oswald Ox". © Tim De Neef thought M n was the f ey have ev Morris Gleitzman at the Man Literary Festival Room on the Broom, performed by the Tall Stories Theatre Company s ought "Room " was a fantastic show! Visiting story teller Bob Wilkins The P1 'sand reception children had great fun with Bob Wilkins, a story teller from the UK. "T1 -, CJ ::; n (b V, :c 0 c.. fJO V, 0 ::; 0:, c:: -, ::; (b ....... ....... $ 0:, CJ -, -, (b "T1 -, CJ ::; n (b V, n CJ Vl 3 0 ::; V, ~ ::; ::; (b ::,:::, (b c.. 0:, CJ ::; ~ Morris Gleitzman Laurence Anhalt Enid B!)'ton Jeremy Strong Michael Morpurgo E. Nesbit Rick Riordan I... 2 V') ro c::: c::: ro ..c::: 0 (l) ...... ..c::: $ co 1..1.J ...... ...... 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Endrolt le ehocolot O rongce OU milieu 3, On 1-oule le chocolot dons lo pole feu,llet ce comme une buche 4, On verse )OUr\e. d'muf et le lalt :.ur• le poin ou chocolat 5. On cul t dons le foul' 6, Enti•ez le pain au chocolot dons le four , 7, Attcndre jusqu'o ovoir un ;olie couleu,• doree (15-20 minutes) 8, Sortil' du four BOl>J APPETIT I Kata, VIOlbMQ .>e chet 0 Q t 0 c.. cl) SportsOoy SportsOoy APQs.µod~ SportsOoy SportsOoy (Jt ,:, 0 a- t, 0 < t 0 Q.. ,.,., (fl '"O 0 a- t, 0 < (fl '"O 0 a- t, 0 < (fl '"O 0 a- t, 0 < >- 0 C\ t 0 c.. V) >- 0 C\ t 0 c.. V) Sports Day Sports Day (/> -0 0 a- t, 0 < : Saturday, 8 May 2010 E: Kellett Primary School Pok Fu Lam Campus KELLETT CLUBS ' .·'.. BIRTHDAY HAPPINESS \? CROSSROADS AND INTERNATIONAL CARE MINISTRIES FUNDRAISING ACTIVITIES-PIZZA SALES, TEA TOWELS, REINDEER CANDY CANES, WRAPPING PAPER, EASTER CRAFT KITS. COLLECTIONS-BABY GEAR AND BIKES FOR CROSSROADS, SCHOOL UNIFORM AND MEDICINE FOR ICM. HELPING-WEEKEND TRIP TO THE PHILIPPINES WITH ICM. Acknowledgements· Yearbook Committee Sarah Aglionby Fiona Faure Danni Harnett Lise Harrow Felix Henchman Olga Johnson Sarah Kendra Gloria Knight Connie Ko Angie Locke Vivien Lee Ingrid Leven Fiona McGregor Paula Marriott Wynne Maya I I Celeste O' Mailey Christine Paulus Susanna Press Scott Przirembel Patti Renton Deborah Robinson Claire Seddon Robyn Thompson Jasmine Wells Sue Wernert The Yearbook Committee would like to thank the Kellett staff for putting together such wonderful pages to showcase our children's w_ork, with special thanks to Emma Adams, Jacquie Dawes and Sue Li . '11"11- ~-- aa ___ ._,, I • ~ ---,~~ ... ~ ,-: , ( I ~ '.'"6- J, .. ~ - -----~~ I I I ~: l ~ !,; i•-•--• --iii(!-·:W,O••r • s, ________________ ll!!"lll!lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!!iiiliiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriii!iii~ 1

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