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Last year I wrote a poem about athletics day for the writing competition we had. I still have trauma. The rhyming was horrible. I still can’t believe I tied first for it. So, I decided to improve it. A group of runners jog, So exhausted that they smell like a bog And so they…
Intro music plays DAAH, DAAAAH, DAAAAAAAAH Today we’re going to take a look into the Aquabots competition last last week. Or was it last last last week? Or was it last last last last week? I’m not sure. Anyways, I’m going to do a brief overview of the competition. There were five…
Um. So. Here’s a video. It’s supposed to make you want to go to bandquest (persuade you to go to bandquest) JUST WATCH IT Wait for it… …
On Tuesday 30th July, we went on a trip to Tōtara Park. We were divided up into two groups, the first of which consisted of Kahu 1, 2, and 4, and the latter of which consisted of Kahu 3, 5, and 6. The two groups would go seperate ways and meet up afterwards and then…
776 BC First written Olympics, hosted in Olympia. The time between Olympics were measured in Olympiads, a new unit of time that the Greeks had recently invented. 393 BC The Roman Emperor Theodosius II bans the Olympics. 16-23 June 1894 The Olympic Congress is hosted for 7 days at the Sorbonne University. Organised…
This is a short video about Waitī, one of the stars of Matariki.
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Sir Peter Jackson is a world-acclaimed director and film producer of The Hobbit, The Lord of the Rings, and many other movies. Early Childhood Peter Robert Jackson was born on the thirty-first of October, nineteen-sixty-one, in Pukerua Bay, just about thirty kilometres from Wellington. When he was eight years of age, his parents, Joan…
A little recount of the battle of Gallipoli 24 April 1915 ANZAC troops leave for Anzac Cove at evening, hoping to launch a sneak attack at the enemy at dawn. 25 April 1915 – Night ANZAC troops arrive on the coast of the Ottoman Empire, lead by Lieutenant-General Sir William Birdwood. They were planned…