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Thursday, 6 December 2018

What is your action this Advent?

Today I analysed a message from Pope Francis. And below this is my interpretation of this message

Experiment 1

Experiment 1:
Materials:
-saucer
- 50 ml of milk
- 2 drops of different colours of food colouring
- squirt of detergent


Hypothesis:
Our hypothesis is that the colours will break its separation between themselves and will mix together when
the detergent is added.  


What had happened:
Our hypothesis was valid because as we applied the 3 unique colours into the milk, it had tension between
them. However, when detergent was added it started to break its tension allowing the colours to bleed and
\blend into each other.







Wednesday, 21 November 2018

Astria argument


A student in another school has recently blogged that:
“Students don’t learn much playing this game called Astria – Countdown to Impact: Their time could be better spent doing other things”.
Do you agree, disagree or partly agree/disagree?
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I partly agree/disagree with the students comment. Yes students don't learn from playing games but a game like Astria involves problem solving which links the thinking. Also for ages older that are playing the game has a lot of reading to do and for my age thirteen the student will always want to get into the game without reading.
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Tuesday, 13 November 2018

Mission Day



Recently the school of Saint Patrick's had there Mission day on Friday. What is mission day?  It is a tradition that we have to raise money for an orphanage in India as we sell goods and host activities and raffles it all  goes to the orphanage. My group and I did face painting for Mission Day.

Friday, 28 September 2018

The Rite of the sacrament of Holy orders for a Priest

Duffy assembly

On Tuesday the 11th of August the students of Saint Patrick's school gathered together inside
the Saint Patrick's hall for a duffy assembly with our guest. Henry was our duffy guest who volunteered
to come to Saint Patrick's school. We were lucky to have him. As he walked into the hall he seemed like
a normal person but as he began to tell us a story his personality was very outstanding and this kept
the audience interested.


His story was spot on as he told us about his time when he was reading a book and a person from
a distance interrupted him with their loud talking, so he closed his book and stormed up to the the
person. It turned out, it was a girl  who Henry described as having long brown hair, dark brown eyes
and big juju lips. All the students from year 1 through to year 8 laughed and laughed, you could tell
that the juniors and surprisingly the intermediates were all entertained with his acting skills.


It was a day to remember.
Image result for duffy kid

Wednesday, 22 August 2018

New Zealand should ban plastic bags


WALHT: Express an option

The Assumption of Mary

WALHT: Recall the life of Mary and explain about the Feast of the Assumption of Mary