Friday, 16 May 2014

Happy Mother's Day!

A Woman I admire is Marip. She is my grandmother.



She is an Indigenous leader in the community. 

She is a teacher for the high school teaching Religion. 

She is the boss in high school. 

She is friends with Principal, John Young.

- Donny -
We are reading a book about the Second World War this term. We found out why the war started and who was fighting with who. Then, we studied the countries that were involved in the war.

THE AXIS

GERMANY
The name of the country is Germany.
Germany is in Western Europe.
The capital is called Berlin.
There are 80 million people in Germany.
The people are called German. They speak German.
In World War ll they supported the Axis and fought against the Allies.
- Peter -

Japan
Japan is in Asia. The capital is called Tokyo. There are 127,960,000 people in Japan. The people are called Japanese. They speak Japanese in Japan. In World War ll they supported the Axis and fought against the Allies.
- Jules -

Italy
Italy is in Southern Europe. The capital city is called Rome. There are 60 millions people in italy.The people are called Italian. They speak Italian in Italy. In World War II they supported the Axis. And fought against the Allies.
- Cassandra -



THE ALLIES

Britain

Britain is in England. London is the capital of Britain. There are 60,000,000 people in Britain. The people are called British. They speak English in Britain. In World War II the British where supported by the allies and fought the Nazis. 
- CeeCee -

Russia
Russia is in Asia and Eastern Europe. The capital is called Moscow. There are 143,700,000 people in Russia. They speak Russian.
In World War II, first they supported the Axis and later the Allies.
 - Barbara -

U.S.A.
U.S.A is in North America. The capital is called Washington DC. The are 317million in UAS. The people are called Americans. The speak English in USA. In World War II they supported the Allies and fought against the Axis. 
- Donny -




Thursday, 8 May 2014

A Card From Overseas


We got a card from Sarah who used to come and help us study on Tuesdays. She is travelling in America now. She wrote that she is in Hollywood now and America has been great fun but it's cold compared to Wadeye.


Thank you for the card!!!




Tuesday, 6 May 2014

Book Club

Our principal has started a book club for the secondary students. We get to take some very interesting books home to read. Here are this month's books.


The name of the book is The Lost Puppy. Holly Webb wrote it. The book is about little dogs. I chose it because it's good.
- Cassie




My book is call The Incredible Ironman by Stan Lee. The book is all about Ironman. I chose it because I like Ironman.
- Peter




My book is called Complete Book of Drawing. It is designed by Nigel Reece and edited by Alastair Smith. The book is about drawing. That's why is chose it. It's good to draw.
- Donny




My book is called Spider-Man. The book is adapted by Nachie Castro. The book is about Spider-Man. I chose this book are good man.
- Edward









Wednesday, 30 April 2014

The blog is back!!!

We were busy all last term with writing a book about football in the community and we hardly had time for anything else, but now the blog is back!

Last term, in English, we read about World War I and this term we are reading a book about World War II. We learned why Australia got involved in all the fighting in the first place. We also studied what happened in Gallipoli and imagined what life would have been like in the trenches.

In maths, we are still learning how to make budgets for all sorts of things. Last term, we started working on percentages.

In history, we continue studying immigration to Australia, or, in other words, how did all these whitefellas end up here?! We already know who the First Australians were and where the first lot of whitefellas came from. We have also learned that lot of Chinese people starting moving to Australia when they found gold in the south. 

In science, we have been focusing on ocean currents, the water cycle and climate change and we are about to start a big project on how the climate change might affect our little town of Wadeye.

Good times ahead!

Saara

Monday, 9 December 2013

Christmas Mass

We had Christmas mass today. We prayed for peace in the community.





We also sang Christmas carols both in Murrinh Patha and English. The primary school students sang very well - much louder than us secondary people!


Monday, 2 December 2013

CATHY FREEMAN
First We saw Cathy Freeman at library on Thursday.
Then we took some photos. 
We met Cathy on Thursday and we make photos of her.
Next we drew a picture of her.

After that we went swimming.

Kubuyen