Memories of the School Year
Year 6 was the most exciting
and challenging year of all. I had a few big moments like my fight with Harry and
when my trousers fell down; these are moments that I will never forget!
Once when I was walking down
the corridor with my books in my hands, Harry G knocked them out of my hands
and called me ‘Big Foot!’; I let loss my raging anger and the next minute, me
and him had a big scrap; he tore my shirt so I kicked him, this act got me
suspended because his nose was broken. That was my most challenging moment of
the year.
Half way through the year in
showing work assembly, I was showing my work about World War 2 and
terrifyingly, my trousers fell down and all the pupils in the school were laughing
their heads off, I ran out of the hall crying. I sure will never forget that
moment, ever!!
My most exciting and greatest
moment was the igospel concert at the Royal Festival hall in front of two
thousand people; we had been rehearsing for ten weeks for that moment, in which
I sang my heart out loudly.
That sums up my great Year 6
at school, which I will never forget no matter what!
RF
Memories of the School Year
I would always remember the
saddest day at school; the day that our best goalkeeper (Kennedy) left our
school. He had only been in the school for a year; we never thought that he
would be leaving so soon.
The day Kennedy left, we
had a party to wish good luck and to
have a nice time in his new school; we would never forget him!
Our class get absolutely
spoilt by Ms Kitty. She is always taking us on trips; once we went to
Chislehurst Cave. We went in the cave; we were learning about World War Two and
we learnt that people had to huddle in the cave for quite a long time.
The most exciting and
challenging moments are now; doing my SATs, I’ve worked so hard for this throughout
the years in Ally Primary School and it’s been a real grind, now I just
wish that I would be successful.
Ally School have picked me for
several concerts; this has made my family very proud and my teachers very privileged
to have me in their class.
CH
Memories of the School Year
My Favourite memory of this
year is getting a science award at a ceremony in front of many people, parents
and scientists! I felt privileged to be given an award by a very successful
scientist.
Initially, when I heard about
the award, I was excited and nervous at the same time as I had never received
an award like this before. Paul our scientist told me in a calm excited way:
‘You are one of the children who will get one.’ I was surprised and joyful.
When the day finally arrived,
I felt proud to be myself and couldn’t wait for the moment when I would receive
the award. After school that day, my mum picked me up and we set off; it was
difficult finding the school where the ceremony was taking place.
As I waited for my turn, my
heart pounded and my palms got sweaty, Finally my name was called, at that
moment I felt nervous because I was in front of so many people; I got up slowly
from my seat; my legs feeling heavy like
lead; I just could not believe that I
was really there. As I walked towards the stage, my pace quickened as I got
closer and realised that all the hard work that got me here had paid off.
‘Well done!’ beamed the
Astronomer as he shook my hand; I was elated as I received my certificate from
him and then it was all over!
This award has proved to me
that I can do better, the memory of receiving that certificate will stay with
me for the rest of my life.
EG
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