Term 1 Reflections 🐼

By Anonymous -
Term 1 is nearing its end and 11 weeks go along with it. I have made so many memories this term and it has been a blast. I had Camp, Triathlon, I got into Rock Band, I am in both Symphonic and Jazz Band, I am in Choir, and I have learnt so much!

 This term I did not get a leadership role like I would have hoped for but that does not mean I am still not a leader. Also, I am improving on my class work. I am putting more effort into my work and I am producing better quality work too!  

 This term has made me realise what being a Year 8 is like. It is harder than being a Year 7 but I think that is a good thing. I really love a challenge. Also being a Year 8 means that I have to step up more to be a role model for the Year 7's. By doing so, I have achieved my Bronze Badge for SHINE this term.

 Term 1 has been an awesome term. I have done so much and learnt so much, I am a Year 8 now and I am also 12. That is new. But I still feel the same. Anyway, it has been a great term.

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  1. Room 3 TAI23 April 2017 at 15:00

    Well done on all your achievements for Term One. I am sure that Term Two will have more exciting activities and experiences for you!

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