Matariki should be a public Holiday

 Matariki is important to people all around New Zealand. It stands for Maori New year, with us being able to have a holiday for our New year the Maori should be able to celebrate there's without having to work as well. Celebrating a new year is important for everyone so why not give us another day to celebrate Matariki. Imagine having to work on one of the most important days to you how would you feel? you would be upset. So why not let everyone have the day off it is only fear. 

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Debating

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Today in English we are learning about Debating.

What do the keywords for Debathing mean?

Proposition: 

 It is the first people that get to speak so they get to state whattheir point of the argument is first 

Opposition:

 The opposition is the second group of people that get to state

their side of the argument

Order of debate:

it is the whole argument restated  and then the argument is finished

and one side is chosen of who the other people think is the better

argument

 

English is the most Important subject to learn in school

 English Could be conceited most importent. it has an important role in writing, proper grammar and other things. Having good grammar, spelling and having well-written paragraphs is a good reason to be engaged in your English class.  For example, writing your CV would need good persuasive writing to convince them you are good for the job. So English has heaps of reasons to be the most important subject.  

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Chromatography

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Today in Science we are learning about Chromatography.

Whats is Chromatography? Chromato means Colour and Graphy means writing or science.

Whats are pigments? The pigment is a substance that gives colour to things. They are used to give colour to all sorts of things like felts, paints, plastic, food, fabric, even animals and plants.   

 

Aim-To separates the different pigments from ink using the chromatography

hypothesis- I think that the pen line will go up and take out the pigments, the colours we might see are orange blue and black. (depended on the pen

1- Draw a line across the filter paper in pencil, 5cm from the bottom.

2- Draw a coloured dot in the centre of the line.

3- Measure out 10mL of water and place it in the test tube.

4- Place the filter paper in the test tube and fold it over the side. MAKE SURE THE PENCIL LINE/ DOT IS NOT IN THE WATER.

5- Wait for 5 minutes and observe the results

EQUIPMENT- Felt tip pen, filter paper strips, test tube, measuring cylinder, pencil.

Do now week 6 Anyone who lives in Aotearoa New Zealand should be allowed to vote in federal election

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 Should voting in the Federal election be allowed at all ages? Considering that we have never been able to vote maybe not all ages, but from 16 up would be a sensible idea because around that age you are, more responsible than you would at the age of 12. So maybe lowering the age could be an idea but not having everyone voting. For example, an 11-year-old would be very influenced by how the person talks and acts but not what rules/laws they put in place, and with that, it may be the opposite of what they wanted to happen to improve New Zealand. To restate my opinion that not all ages should be able to vote but only some. 

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A little about Mother Teresa

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In English, we started learning about Mother Teresa and what she has done to help people. Here are some fun facts.

1. When she was born, what name was she given? Her given name was Agnes, and she was born on August 26 1910.

2. At what age did she join the Sisters of Loreto? At the age of 18, she joined the Sisters of Loreto, 1931.

3. Explain her calling from God.

She was on the train and at that time she had gotten her calling from God to help the homeless and poor. 

4. a. Having won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1979, why did Mother Teresa turn down the prize winner’s banquet? 

She turned the Nobel peace prize down because she wanted the winnings to go to those in need.

b. What does this say about her as a person? 

It says she is a very giving person that cares for others and wants others to live a good life.

5. Write down two adjectives to describe Mother Teresa. 

If I was to describe Nother Teresa in two adjective words the first ones would definitely be Caring and kind-hearted.

6. Explain the Missionaries of Charity. 

The Missionaries of Charity are  People that cared for people who were hungry homeless, cripple, blind and those who felt unwanted. 

7. When did she die?

She died on September 5, 1997. 

8. How do you think she will be remembered? 

She will be remembered for caring for others, putting others first and many other amazing things she had done.

9. What do you believe was Mother Teresa’s purpose in life?

To help the homeless, care for others and to become a nun.

 

English Eassy

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In English, for the past few weeks, we have done some research on an influential person and write why they are influential this is what I have done

Jacinda Arden, who is she? Why should she be the most influential in New Zealand? Let me tell you. At the age of fourteen, she had written a CV and was looking for a job that shows that she was a hard worker from a young age. She was looking for jobs at local shops for after school jobs. Later on, in 2007 she was elected president of the International Union Of Socialist, this position took her to destinations such as Algeria, China, India, Israel, Jordan, and Lebanon. In 2011 she ran for the seat representing Auckland Central, this was held by at the time New Zealand’s brightest young stars, Nikki Kaye of the New Zealand National Party.

At the age of 18, she was introduced to politics by her Aunty Marie. Her aunty Marie was a close relative to her and when Jacinda was elected she cried. She took part in her first election around 2001, she also worked as a researcher in the office of Prime Minister Helen Clark. Before working in the office she graduated from the University of Waikato. She got a degree in politics and public relations.     

Being one of the youngest elected prime ministers would be a great achievement. She was 37 when she was elected, beating the previous youngest prime minister which was 38. 150 years later, the record was broken. Thinking about it, the work that she would have to put in. Two years later in 2019 working as prime minister, she had to step up, like a true leader and speak out for the Muslim community, to stand by them.

With all this information she has proven to be a very influential person.