Well done to my fabulous class who completed their SATS this week.  I am so proud of all of you and all the hard work you have done! I hope you enjoyed yourself today, despite our classroom being flooded.

Have you made a post that your REALLY proud of?  Has anyone commented on it?  If your answer is NO, then I’ve got the perfect advice!

Most people comment on post, that are on the front page!  Not the ones on people’s pages!  Please, some people have written AMAZING stories/posts and they haven’t got any comments!  How would they know how to improve their work?  PLEASE, take my advice and do something with it!  When you go on the blog, LOOK ON THE TAG CLOUD AND CLICK ON SOMEONE’S NAME!  THEN LEAVE A COMMENT!

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I was sat there for ten hours and no one looked or helped me going through all that pain was like one BIG night mere make it STOP!  I knew that people were already laughing at me so I just tried to hold my tears in, when some on walked past I heard part off there confession and it was about me.  They were saying …

‘’ It’s not normal, when people fall in that way off a …..’’

But any way I know it wasn’t my fault but that’s only if the people who are going to sort out this mess believe me or toughs teenage boys’.  I have notes’ a girl about my age (which is ten) all she keeps on doing is looking at me when nice and Carmel she slowly walked over to me and said.

‘’ Are you ok? She whispered.  I just thought that she did not want anyone to know she was sorter looking out for me because no one eals did.  But then she said. ‘’what happened?’’

‘’ I was trying to get my top unstuck from the monkey bars when suddenly I dropped face first on to the concrete floor! ‘’ But at the same time I was thinking to my sealth shouldn’t the floor be rubber?

I am reading ‘The White Giraffe’ by Lauren st John.  In this story a girl called Martines  mum and dad have died in a house fire whereas she escaped.  She has to go and live on a game reserve in Africa called ‘Sawubona’ with her grandma because she is her only living relative who is capable of looking after her.  On her way to the game reserve Tendai ( The man driving her to it) told her that her grandad had been accidently shot in a burglary to try and steal the rarest giraffe in the world. The white giraffe. Martines grandma owns one of them.  The police have never traced the suspect so she decides to search Sawubona top to bottom for clues.  I predict that after everything she does to try to find clues, all her attempts fail to capture her grandads killer.  I wonder that even if she finds any clues at all the police will not accept any evidence from a young girl.. I also infer that she is very depressed that she has lost her grandad because it says ‘good spirits turned sad after Tendai said it.’  I would recommend this book to anybody between nine years old and eleven years old. I am going to try to read the next book from this which is ‘The Last Leopard.’

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Mrs Duxbury

@ Good luck, Highlawners. I failed all my exams – but in the end it worked out OK.

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