On Monday the 28th of March 2011 in Room 1 at Pahoia School, Keri from St John came into our class and gave us some advice that someday might help us to save someone`s life. We were told how to put a sling on somebody, how to put bandages on, how to use saline solution, how to act when somebody is injured, which is to stay calm and not crowd around the patient. Plus not to say to the patient you have a massive gash on your body because they would freak out!
Our Principal Mr Wadsworth just happened to injure himself on the building site outside. "One of the support poles fell on me" he said! He stumbled into our class and had massive gashes in his right arm, left thigh and on the right side of his forehead. We were able to help him with all the supplies we had.
By Aaron
Thursday, March 31, 2011
Friday, March 11, 2011
Island Shelters
As an optional homework challenge, Room One was set the task of designing and building a shelter from materials that they would find on a remote island. There were allowed to use two items that may have washed up on the beach from plane wreckage. Here are some of our creations.
Thursday, March 10, 2011
Thursday, March 3, 2011
Monday, February 21, 2011
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Attention Camera Crew
Hi team,
I know that you will be looking here for the movie you created today. Unfortunately there were children in some of the photos you took that do not have permission to be on our blog, so at this stage I cannot publish it. I'm really sorry as I know you were looking forward to seeing it - you did a fantastic job. We'll see if we can sort it out next week!
Mr Norrish
I know that you will be looking here for the movie you created today. Unfortunately there were children in some of the photos you took that do not have permission to be on our blog, so at this stage I cannot publish it. I'm really sorry as I know you were looking forward to seeing it - you did a fantastic job. We'll see if we can sort it out next week!
Mr Norrish
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Hall Report
Our video team spent the block writing and videoing this news report on the progress of our new hall. We would love to hear how you think we went. What could be do better next time?
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