My best memory is at P E, we were having a free time session and there was a trampoline. There was also a rope that you could climb, it looked high, but it wasn’t really. There was also a range of other fun activities. I didn’t have a go on the rope, but I did on the trampoline and it was fun.
My best memory would be looking into the lights and the huge amounts of people in the audience of our school’s production. The best bit of production 2008 would be performing the part of ‘Passenger’, but as most people could tell I didn’t like the dancing bit. This year’s production was fifty times better than last year’s, it’s a bit unlucky that next year in high school everything is different. There won’t be a production that doesn’t take up a period of time which would be better spent on something that is as useful to me. ‘Kids at Sea’ would have to be a memory that I will keep forever in my mind.
My best primary school moment was when the school captains for 2008 were called out at assembly and I was one of them (Vice-School Captain). We had done our speech for school-captain several days before and now we were all tense and nervous for the call out for the school captains. For some reason my parents were there as well as Sean’s so I started to get suspicious. Then the big moment started. “Male School Captain – Sean” claps and applauds, “Girl School Captain – Rebecca” claps and applauds, “Girl Vice School Captain – Kerri”. “Here it is” I say to myself, “this is it”. ”Boy Vice School Captain- Ben”. I couldn’t keep the smile off my face, I was so proud.
A memory of primary school is the school camps. I have been to the Grampians, the city and Sovereign Hill. I think camps are fun.
My best primary school memory was when I went to camp in grade 5 and fell off the canoe in the water. I also liked the rope course and I liked the food also. The giant swing was really good; I went right to the top. I also went to the archery section and almost got the arrow in the bull’s eye. It was one of the best memories I have ever had in primary school.
My best memory in primary school is the friend I made in Grade 5. Her name was Rachel and she is the best friend I’ve ever had!! We had lots of fun together and played together at recess and lunch time every day. I made a few other friends in grade 5, but Rachel was the main one. We had made really fun memories together but while I was in grade 5 she was in grade 6. So this year she’s in high school while I’m in grade 6!!
One of my best memories is of the swimming days we did in prep. We went to a swimming pool and learnt how to swim, it helped me a lot with my swimming as before prep I had no idea how to swim. I think every school should have swimming lessons in prep. Plus it prevents kids in the future from drowning.
My best memory in primary school was when I was in grade 6. It was Hoop Time. Hoop Time was in July and lots of people from other schools went and played basketball against each other. There were mixed teams, all boy teams and all girl teams. I was in the all girl’s team with Marnie, Zoe, Rachel, Kaitlyn and Jasmine. This is my favourite memory because we got to play basketball and play against other schools.
My best memory of primary school was in grade 4. In grade 4 we were training for cross country (running around the baseball field) and it was also a wet day so there was mud puddles everywhere. I started to run faster and faster and then when I came near a mud puddle I accidently slipped in it and got covered in mud from head to toe. I had to go home and get changed. Everyone was laughing at me and I thought it was really funny too!
My best memory in primary school is when I first came to this school in prep. It was a lovely day and I was having the time of my life. I was dressed in my school clothes and I had my wide brimmed hat on. I felt like a little girl – well back then I was a little girl!
