Migrant Reflection

What I have learnt about migrant was why they leave and the pull reasons of why they leave. I also learnt the reasons why they leave mostly because there weren't that much opportunities and transport and especially not good enough education.

I really enjoyed what we had learnt because my grandparents actually were migrants from samoa.

Exam Reaction

As soon as I heard the word exam I had butterflies in my stomach really scared trying to remember all the things I had got taught. When I had started the first test I was struggling and felt like I should have listened more instead of mucking around.

Well I didn’t really prepare for these tests because like I said mucking around but this was my fault because I hang out with the wrong boys. To be honest I did all right in some tests but the hardest one I struggled in was science and english. What I reckon I didn't do well was english, maths, and especially science. The exams that I didn’t do were Carrers, Music, and wood tech. The ones we had done were English, maths, social studies, and science.

What I can do better next time is to actually listen and do the right thing because I know I could have done better. So I am gonna study really hard and keep everything I remembered in my head and stay with the right boys. So next time my goal is to do right and focus and pass my exams.

Fono-fale

He Korowai Hapori - Ruapotaka Marae

Today we had went into a van to Ruapotaka Marae in Glenn Innes, Auckland. We went with Glen Taylor school to listen and take notes about the Past Tense, Present Tense, and The Future Tense. She told us about the story long ago which was Past Tense about how they lived. This relates to sustainability because its about housing issues for families being relocated out of our community. There are issues for people wanting more houses and people wanting enough places, instead putting parks and public spaces for our community.

Hauora

Hauora (Taha Whanau, Taha Wairua, Taha Hinengaro and Taha Tinana) is represented into a Marae. The Marae has four walls of that representation. If one wall is destroyed then the entire marae is destroyed because the four all relies on each other to stand together. These could be called dimensions. All four have a different meaning to them. 

Taha Tinana: Physical( Tinana, helps out your preparation).

Taha Whanau: Social, Family, and Relationship

Taha Hinengaro: Mental and Emotional

Taha Wairua: Spiritual

DijiTech - Breach Development

In DigiTech, we have been working on BRIEF DEVELOPMENT in class


I have learnt how to do a context brainstorm and learning how to create websites, I really enjoyed coding which was my thing but unfortunately I lost. I have also learnt new skills and and created my own E-portfolio

Our Sustainability Day

Review our sustainability day!

What did you do?

We walked around the school learning about who we are.

What did you learn?

I learnt who I was and the sasa

How did you feel?

I felt really hot and fresh

What do you want to learn more about?

More about myself.