Human rights

 What surprised me was that even people around the world are getting treated differently than others and their rights are being taken away from them. I am extremely against this because no one should feel like they have been treated like they are nothing. The most important thing I learned from this was my partner and I found out that people are getting treated diffenently. Why dose it the covid spared fast.What if there were no medications for those that me it for covid 19. One main question I would like to ask is does all covid vaccines affect your well being.

Heart Dissecting

Kia Ora bloggers, last week on Friday we were meant to cut up sheep heart and lamb lungs. Since we had no time to have a turn at doing cutting hearts and lungs we decided to move it to Monday so we can spend time cutting them. The things that I learnt were, where to cut. Once it was open one side was thicker then the other side, the felling of the heart was slimy and it smelt very bad. The most thing that I enjoyed was cutting up the heart because I was wondering what it would look like inside. The thing that I want to learn next year is to learn more about the human body and animal body.

About Me

Kia Ora. My name is Vanya I’m a year 9 and I’m 13 years old. My last school was Paihia Primary School. My favourite subject is Pe because I doing all kind of sports and I like to learn lots of different kind of things. One of the sports I like to play is Volleyball because it's fun to play. My culture is Maori, some things I like to do in my own time is singing, dancing and doing Kapa Haka with my sidling. I have 3 sisters and 4 brother.'

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Comparing Cultures

 During Social studies my class and I have been leaning leaning about different cultures. What we have been learning was comparing European to New Zealand. We had to compare different kind of things to European and New Zealand. For me I chose Italy which was fun to learn about. For example we had to find what Italy eat's differently to New Zealand and find what New Zealand eat's different to Italy.

Third Day of Wellington

On Wednesday we went to the Beehive and the Parliament House. We walked around in the Beehive and met this lady Erin. She showed us around the Beehive and the Parliament House. Jacinda Ardern works on the highest floor. After she showed us around the Beehive we went across to the other side to the Parliament House. The Debating Chamber was inside the Parliament House which the Queen isn’t allowed to pass the red carpet, so she isn’t allowed  in the Debating Chamber. After that we went to the National Library to see the Treaty Of Waitangi, but sadly the real treaty wasn't there so we were going to go there the next day. Once we were finished there we walked to the Cable Car and drove up to the other Cable Car up the hill, it saves us from walking up so many hills.

Second Day of Wellington

The next day in Wellington we drove to the lookout to see the whole city. After that we went to Te Papa and explored everywhere. The Gallipoli exhibition was the best part because of the giants which gave me a fright when we first walked in. I enjoyed looking at all of the Gallipoli exhibition because they looked so real. After exploring Te Papa we went to the Zoo. Once we got there a man showed us around the zoo for 45 minutes talking about the animals, what they eat, what they do during the day,  night and what the workers do for their jobs. After them talking to us we went into our groups so that we could explore the zoo.

First Day Of Wellington

Last Monday Mrs Lindsay and three adults took the year 7&8s down to Wellington on camp. We started our day off with a karakia at school before hopping on the road. We left school about 9.30 to travel down to the Auckland airport. The funniest thing on the plane was me squeezing Muscles arm because it was my first time on a plane. Once we arrived in Wellington we hopped into two different vans and drove to Te Herenga Waka Marae because that's where we were staying.  Once we got there we had people powhiri us into Te Herenga Waka Marae. After the powhiri we went to grab our bags out of the van and made our beds. Then we went for a walk up the street to this cool park. 

Lucky for us we only had to pay $50 for $17,000 just to go to cool place in Wellington. I would like to say a big thank you to our principal for taking us down to Wellington and a big thank you to all the parents that transported us down to Auckland and back.