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Thursday, 4 August 2016

Why I think we should not have school uniforms

Hi there, I am here today to talk to you about why schools should not have school uniforms. Read on to look at my reasons why schools should not have schools uniforms.    

I don’t think we should wear school uniforms. One reason is because everybody wears the same uniform and if you drop a piece from your uniform then it will be hard because everyone will think it is theirs but it actually isn't.

Another reason is because of the cost. Most people can’t afford school uniforms because it’s expensive. If you buy mufti clothes that will be cheaper but if you buy the school uniform then that will be 5x more the price than mufti clothes.

Lastly is the uniforms are dull. The uniforms are so dull that nobody would want to wear it. The only reason why the uniforms are dull is because the children don’t design them.


These are all of my reason why schools should not provide school uniforms because of people lose their uniform, it costs a lot of money, and it’s dull. I hope you all agree with me any why schools shouldn't have school uniforms.

Wednesday, 27 July 2016

100 Word Challenge


In the dark forest there were millions of glowing lights in the distance. As you go closer they start to light up brighter, if you touch one of the glowing lights and, a secret passage way opens. When you walk in the passageway, there is a red carpet laid out on the floor, you walk further, and then people start cheering out from nowhere. Then this popstar appeared out of nowhere says “What are you doing here.”. I sprint out the door. I look back and I don’t see anyone. “Phew... I am not going there any more’. I thought

Thursday, 7 July 2016

Friday, 3 June 2016

Top Tips For Chromebook

This is my short cuts for Chromebooks. Hope you learn how to use some of these. Enjoy!

Friday, 27 May 2016

Behind Three Doors

Dear Viewers, If you like being scared then go ahead and read it, if you get scared easily then I recommend that you don't read this piece of writing. By Nateesha






 

Friday, 15 April 2016

That Was Summer.

That was summer.

Remember, colourful Ice cream getting sticky on your fingers. 
Remember, the colourful Frisbee soaring, gliding, roaring through the air.  

That was Summer.

Remember, the hot, burning sand going through your toes giving you a massage as your walking.
Remember, the sizzling sounds sausages on the hot firing BBQ.

Remember, the cool breeze going past your skin as you're wearing a singlet.

That was summer

Remember, laying down on the beach, as the sun is shining down on you.  
Remember, playing volleyball in the sunshine then afterwards drinking cold Coca-Cola.

Remember, Diving and Bombing into the pool.
Remember,  eating the delicious BBQ.

That was summer.

To: Andrea

Hi Andrea,
My name is Nateesha, I am 10 years old and I am a year 6 at Owairaka Primary School. How old are you and what year level are you? I have 6 people in my family and I only have 1 brother and 0 sisters. How many brothers and sisters do you have?  

What is your favourite sport? My favourite sport is Netball and Handball. I play Netball for a club called ANSA Divas, it is a really good team, we played a tournament last week. We played 5 games, It was a tie for the first game, then we won to the Pakuranga United and the other games were awesome. Have you been in any tournaments? Are you in any sports teams?

Do you like to bake? I do, I like to bake chocolate chip cookies and M&M cookies. What do you like to bake?

Do you like starbucks? If you do, then what is your favourite Frappuccino? My favourite drink is Java chip.

Do you have any best friends? If you do, Who are they? I don’t have any best friends because all of my friends are good friends.

Now for some questions: What is your favourite colour? What are you good at? What is your favourite subject at school? Those are all of my questions.

I can’t wait to hear back from you. Here is my blog if you want to visit it. Click this link it will lead to my blog.

Here is my my e-mail nateesha6cwpw@owairaka.school.nz.

Yours sincerely,
Nateesha