Extra-curricular

I liked soccer in Term 1 and how I made new friends from the experience. I liked when I was in defence position and goalie and how your team cheers for you when you get a goal and when you don’t they are still supportive and say, “you’ll do it next time I’m sure!” It was a nice experience.

I have taken part in Speech and Drama for the first time this year. What I love about this activity is the range of things we practice, and how it’s consistently fun. It continued throughout lockdown, so we were still able to prepare for the exam. The exam and eisteddfod take some preparing, but some things you do in one you also do in the other. I also enjoyed doing lessons with my friend, and we both got the most out of this experience.

In Drama, I loved the warm-ups and the activities we did. In Taekwondo, I loved learning how to block punches and kicks and protect ourselves in future times. I also loved learning how to play netball for the first time like my sisters.

Flippaball is a really fun sport that I did in Term 1. I personally think swimming is the best and Flippaball brought that love to life. I also have done extension maths with Mrs Roffey, who made it simple to learn new concepts. I also was a part of the art club. This was a fun activity and was definitely worth my lunchtime. Paints and colours, pens, pencils and papers are my favourite things (aside from books and sewing).

I have taken part in Robotics, Social Justice club, Hills Netball, Dance, Gymnastics and Basketball. Being a library monitor was very fun because I have widened my circle of friends.

I did Primary Concert Band. I loved being able to play with my band at the Music Festival, and I liked rehearsals.

I was in the Social Justice Club and I enjoyed everything about it and how we were helping people. In netball, I think it was really good that there were student helpers to teach us how to play netball.