Miss Vine’s Class

My best primary school memory is the Hoop Time competition not so long ago. It was really fun on the day because we were watching other games and playing our own games too. I played as soon as we got there, but we lost that game.  The next game was great because we won. The game after that we won and the same with my last game. Unfortunately we didn’t win all the games, but it was still a fantastic day.   

One of my best memories from my primary school years was in grade 6. Some of you may know Miss Vine has given me the nick-name Motor Mouth for a reason; I LOVE to talk and probably can’t stop! My friends and I just talk about life as it is and what we would do tomorrow or next week. That’s why I chose hanging out and just having a really great time with all my friends as my best memory. We can all talk and we all connect very well.

My greatest memory in school would have to be in Grade 2 when I went to Polly Woodside. We travelled by a bus, then a train and finally we got to a big boat. We looked through the cabins and had a read of some diaries. I was lucky enough with another girl to steer the boat and see how hard it was. This is a great memory of mine in Primary School.

My greatest memory was when I was playing Hoop Time in grade four. We won the normal Hoop Time competition and then went on to win the regional’s and then state (I think). I can’t really remember as it was two years ago. It was fun playing with all my mates because our team was so good. It was also good because we won most of the games!

My best memory in primary school is when I made it through to the state cross country competition. I had to run 3km against 100 other kids. I finished the race 53rd and did very well. That is my best memory of primary school.

My best memory was when I received an end of year award. It was last year, the end of grade five when the school had a graduation ceremony for the year twelves. I didn’t know that I was going to receive an award because my parents didn’t tell me (they were supposed to). So as they called me backstage just before I was going to get my award I knew from teachers and friends. I had gotten the award for Environmental Awareness and Action.

I remember in grade 2, the grade was sitting down eating their lunch. Miss Pinch walked over to tell us about our up coming excursion when she suddenly saw how messy Jack’s face was.

“Jack, you’ll never get a girlfriend when you’ve got Nutella all over your face!” The grade cracked up laughing and watched Jack as he quickly wiped the Nutella off his face.