The Year 7's Host The Syndicate Assembly 2019!

Last Monday the year 7's from Room 12 hosted the syndicate assembly. I was very nervous because I had no idea how to produce a syndicate assembly but I wanted to take part in it. In the assembly my part was telling the prefects to come up to do their job. 

Well done to Kotipi and Madisyn for receiving a certificate for their hard work in class. In the end I was proud of the syndicate assembly that the year 7's worked together on!

Great Work Agueer And Joanlisi!

Room 10 was taking the lead at this week's syndicate assembly. The syndicate assembly was introduced very smoothly which made me even more overjoyed to watch it. First up were the students who have been working hard in their classroom. Well done to Joanlisi and Agueer for receiving a certificate!


Then it was time for the activity. The activity was musical chairs. For this game in particular only the prefects and the teachers had to participate. I was cheering for everyone on stage but mostly for my class. Surprisingly it ended up being Frank winning the game. Good job Frank!

Our First Assembly of 2019 With Our New Principal!

Today was Ruapotaka Schools first assembly of 2019. It was the first time our newest principal Mrs Hamilton is taking the lead for assembly. 

During summer times Mrs Hamilton spoke about being in this sweaty weather. We should drink water, so our body isn't dehydrated. It may cause a bad headache. Congratulations to the new prefects of 2019! 

Daffodil Day!

Last week on Friday, Ruapotaka school had a special assembly to remember the word "Hope" for those who have suffered a bad illness called "Cancer". Hope can mean a lot of things but some of them are, hoping that the people that have cancer get better. Hoping that they'll live another day. Hoping that the researchers find a curer to cure people that have cancer. Cancer is very sad and emotional to look at.

That's why "Ruapotaka School" decided to have a donation so that the Ruapotaka students can donate, $1 or $2 for the researchers to find a curer. I donated my $1 so that I could show respect to those who have cancer. In this picture, you can see that mostly everyone in room 10 bought a daffodil. In the first picture you can see that the prefects are holding up a word called "Hope". On the word Hope, there is daffodils that Ruapotaka School made to glue it on there.