Science, Water pollution

Going To The Pools

It was a bright sunny day after school, With lots of chattering from kids. Some kids talked about going to GI pools today., (22.02.17). I was thinking, “Should I go too?”, and then my brother came up to me and said “Do you want to go to the pools today”. I was waiting for my answer to pop into my mind. “YES!!!”. I was filled with a lot of excitement. “Yeah let's get our togs and get out of here”. We quickly got our togs and ran to the pools.

When we arrived one of my friend was waiting for me there. We met up and went inside. I ran to the toilet, took off my clothes changing into my togs and jumped into the pools. It's was very cold. My teeth was clattering, my body was freezing and… I was hungry. We had a good swim with my friend, but it was time for me and my brothers to go back home.

My brothers and I had a very good time!!!

Treaty of Waitangi Day

Treaty of Waitangi Day

• Every year on 6th February New Zealand marks the Signing treaty of waitangi In 1840. Representatives of the British Crown And over 500 Maori Chiefs signed What is often considered To be New Zealand's Founding document. The day was 1st Commemorated In 1934, And it has been a public holiday since 1975.

Queen Victoria

• Queen Victoria was One of the people who signed the treaty of waitangi first. I'm not really sure who signed it first?. Also Hone Heke was one of the first person to sign the treaty of waitangi. Queen Victoria  ruled United Kingdom In 1837 Until her death in 1901. Queen Victoria had nine children and the Oldest child of them all was named princess Victoria. Her husband was named Prince Albert.

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When it's waitangi day, Some people are happy celebrating. Some other People are angry about the treaty. So that means they don't celebrate waitangi day.