The Solar System

 

We wrote some interesting facts about the solar system.

 

Photos from the cross country.

 

Some photos from the cross country event.

Cross Country Stories

Our stories about our experiences running the cross country.

At the start line……………

At the start line I felt like I was going to win. I could see people.  They were cheering for me.

By Parth

I came 5^th in the cross country.  Ody  came  6^th.  I pretended there was a tiger chasing me.  I heard most people cheering loudly for me.  I saw that I was coming 5^th.  I felt I was running like a cheetah.

By Tim

At the start line I felt excited because I was going to run the cross country. I could see lots of people coming and I could see people cheering for me. 

By Benit

 I felt like I wanted to be first. I heard Mum and Dad cheering for me when I was running the cross country.  At the start of the race I felt I didn’t wasn’t to come last.  I tried my best to beat Thomas but I couldn’t beat Thomas.  He was too fast at the end. I finished the race and I didn’t come last.

By Adel

 At the start line I felt happy because I was going to go and run the cross country.  I was running as fast as I could go.

By Gemma

I felt like I was as fast as the wind at the start but I was also nervous too. I was faster than Thomas.  I heard cheering and shouting for me.  I felt great, I was trying my best. I heard my parents cheering and the other kids too.  It was amazing because I came second.  I got a medal.  It was fun. By Jongyoon

I felt full of energy at the start line. I was so happy because I wanted to be champion of all.  When I ran I felt like I was going to be 5th.  I could see my Dad and Mum and my Dad said “keep running’.  When I was at the finish line Parth tried to beat me, but I beat Parth.

By Iman

At the start line I was excited.  I had lots of energy.  I can see lots of adults and children cheering.  I can hear lots of cheering.

By Baxter

 I felt worried at the cross country because someone was in front of me but when I saw my brother cheer, I ran faster and I got a medal.  I saw people holding red flags so we know where to go.  I heard people cheering for me.  I felt really proud of myself.

By Lala

 

When the cross country happened I heard people cheering for me and Mr Harrison calling out.  I saw a goal post, hay bales and other children.  I felt happiness coming into my heart.  I could feel my heart getting happier and happier when my mum cheered for me.  When the cross country was over mum got a book.
By Clara

On cross country day I felt scared.  Daisy and I ran together but I came before Daisy and we sat together. At the end of my race I stayed with my Mum and brother and friend and sister.

By Nevaeh

At the start line I felt excited because I was hoping to win the cross country. I heard people cheering for me.  I saw my brother.  I felt a hand on my back. 

By Brodie

A the start line I felt excited because I was hoping to win, but I didn’t win.  I felt worried at the cross country because someone was in front of me but when my sister cheered I ran faster.  When I crossed the finishing line I was really tired.  My mum clapped for me.  My mum was proud.

By Ruby

 

When I had got to the cross country I felt like I was going to win.  It looked easy.  I felt like a bear in a race. “On your mark!  Go!” shouted Mr Harrison.  I ran very fast but not as fast as my friends.  I ran faster, faster and faster but I tripped. I saw my friends run past.  I heard my mummy yelling “go Daisy go, go, go Daisy go.”  I ran to the hay bales.  I felt worried and happy.  “Mum” I said before I finished “Thomas won”.

By Daisy