Tu-Uaati @ Tamaki Intermediate School
This is record of my learning in the time I was at Tamaki Intermediate School. This blog is now closed for new posts and comments. However, you are most welcome to read it.
Tuesday, 4 December 2012
Monday, 24 September 2012
Thank You Mr Speaker
Tamaki Intermediate School
80A Tripoli Road
Panmure
1072
20th September 2012
Molesworth Street 6011
Wellington
Dear Lock-Wood Smith
Hello my name is Tuuaati, I am a Cook Islander and I am 12 years old.
Thank you Mr Smith for giving up your time to meet us. Thank you giving us more information about what you do and why you do it in the parliament.
When our school Tamaki Intermediate walked over to the Parliament, I was shocked because I had to walk past the guards where they do a security check . It was fun knowing about you. I learned that the Speaker can send out the minister when a minister does not follow the rules of parliament. If the minister refuses to go out, then he or she has to sit out for about ten minutes or maybe the hole session.
You gave us heaps of knowledge about your time-line which was interesting . It was a privilege not a right to visit the parliament. You told us a lot of information that I didn't know.
Thank you for giving us the opportunity to meet you.
Yours sincerely
Tuuaati
Dear Lock-Wood Smith
Hello my name is Tuuaati, I am a Cook Islander and I am 12 years old.
Thank you Mr Smith for giving up your time to meet us. Thank you giving us more information about what you do and why you do it in the parliament.
When our school Tamaki Intermediate walked over to the Parliament, I was shocked because I had to walk past the guards where they do a security check . It was fun knowing about you. I learned that the Speaker can send out the minister when a minister does not follow the rules of parliament. If the minister refuses to go out, then he or she has to sit out for about ten minutes or maybe the hole session.
You gave us heaps of knowledge about your time-line which was interesting . It was a privilege not a right to visit the parliament. You told us a lot of information that I didn't know.
Thank you for giving us the opportunity to meet you.
Yours sincerely
Tuuaati
Thursday, 24 May 2012
DARE Reflection
During the DARE Program we learnt about which drugs were harmful and which drugs were the most harmful. We learnt about legal and illegal drugs.. The cop that came was Tina Karaka. She told us that some drugs can help you, but if you miss use it you will be sick or you will die. I learnt about the consequences of taking harmful drugs. You could get a fine or do community work or be put in jail. We also saw videos of young people being influenced to smoke, drink and take drugs. You say no, walk away or ask your friends to get help.
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