The Beginning

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Welcome To LH6

Hi my name is Ahaana , I am a new learner to this school this year. Sadly I'm a Year 6 so next year I will go to intermediate ( junior college ). So this year I will make a effort to achieve most / all of my goals I had made for primary school.

When I first came to this school , we were in Te Manawa which we moved out of in the first week or so. I found out that we were moving to a classroom named Marama in  OJC short for Ormiston Junior College. I was overjoyed with happiness. The first few days were kind of odd because I was not used to having so much space in a classroom because all of my classrooms in the past have been in have tiny , tight and squishy places. I was feeling honoured that my classroom was chosen

Now that's about my new beginning what's yours??





Comments

  1. UnknownApril 1, 2017 at 12:30 PM

    Hi Ahaana,

    I am so pleased you are excited about being at Ormiston Primary and in LH6. This blog is a great place to record your goals and successes over the year. What a great start!

    Mrs Pearson

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    1. AnonymousApril 1, 2017 at 8:46 PM

      Thank You For Commenting Mrs Pearson I Appreciate It.

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  2. AnonymousApril 1, 2017 at 6:35 PM

    Hey Ahaana,

    What a fantastic first blog post. I'm so happy about how positive your outlook has been towards the year so far. You have been a shining star up to now, and I have no doubt that - if you continue to work as hard as you have been - then you'll achieve all your goals!

    - Miss Love

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    1. AnonymousApril 1, 2017 at 8:48 PM

      With My 3 Amazing Learning Coaches I Bet You That I Will Achieve All My Goals

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  3. LH6 Collective BlogApril 2, 2017 at 2:33 AM

    It's great to read that you have settled into your learning at OrmPS. I too am excited about being in the fabulous Marama space at OJC and can't wait to see all the #oresome learning take place throughout 2017.

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