Thank-You ANC

Last week Thursday whilst we were practising on the court with our team two lovely girls approached us and gave the coach and manager a big chocolate bar. Mrs Dwyer and I were quite surprised but they said it was a gift (koha) from Auckland Netball to all coaches and managers. After the game we decided to share the chocolate amongst our players and parents. The girls were super excited. We the children, managers, coaches and parents appreciate all that is being done on your behalf to ensure that the teams learn the skills of netball but most importantly PLAY and have FUN.

THANK-YOU.
AUCKLAND NETBALL CENTRE.
From -The Sparkles
Pt. England School.

The Beekeeper

This week we have been learning about the beekeeper and man made hives. YiYI wrote a lovely story:

I can see a beekeeper. The beekeeper made a hive for the bees. she like to make honey. By YiYi.

Fantastic reading

Levi has worked hard this term with his reading. He reads every night at home and learns his words. Thank-You Nikki for helping him at home.

I like reading. Mrs. Lal asked me to read and I did a good job. I am now reading at Level 9.
By Levi.

Keep it up, Levi

Nadi's weekend story

Nadi likes to draw on her iPad. This is her drawing and story telling us about her weekend.
I was playing outside and then I saw a rainbow in the sky.

Netball

Last week the Sparkles had a tough netball game. They played well and worked hard on the court. They kept their eyes on the ball and did some good passing.
I jumped and tried to get the ball.By Imogen

I jumped and tried to get the ball.
                                           By Imogen                                                 

Reading is fun

Azahn has been working hard when reading in his group. He knows some words and enjoyed reading about Red Puppy today.

I like the girl. She is so cute. She buys Red puppy.(Dictated to the teacher -By Azahn)

I am clever

Isla has been working hard in class. She has been practising to count on from from the largest number.
I can roll the dice and count on. By Isla