Jacinda Ardern

Jacinda Ardern is a helpful, trustworthy person who cares for others and is full of empathy and love. Jacinda is a happy person who tries to do the best she can to make others not to live in fear and try to make them not to feel scared but welcomed.
I got my opinion from these video International Women's Day Speech 2019 and First speech in Wellington Parliament after Christchurch disaster 15/3//19.

FINDERS, KEEPERS

The Plastic-Free Challenge!

A Journal story I read was about the Plastic Free Challenge. The story is about a school that wanted to make a change in their rubbish situation at school. The slide above actually shows Boyan Slat the CEO of Ocean Clean Up who is a great man. He has dedicated himself to getting rid of all the rubbish in the ocean... this is almost 6 times bigger that New Zealand!

The Fantastic Flying Books of Morris Lessmore!

We used Narrative Devices to analyse the movie of the book by William Joyce.

All About Me!

Hello my name is Te Raiana and I go to Saint Patrick school. I am a Maori  and my Iwi is from the North. I am a very social person and I really like to talk about games.

My favorite subject is mainly science. I like math the most at my school because math to me is simple and sometime just easy. I would kind of say I was good at soccer and great at math too.
My challenge for this year is to make my family proud of me.  My goal for this year is
to practice my writing and spelling.

This year I am looking most forward to the new upcoming games of 2k19. In education I am
excited to improve my writing. I am inspired by family because they give hope and good
thoughts of what I can do.

Thanks for ready my blog profile 2k19.

Euphrasie Barbier

Euphrasie Barbier was a NZ Roman Catholic nun.

She was born in Caen France in 1829. When she was 13 she

washed other people's clothes as her job. At 17 she opened her

own business which was a laundry out of her home. One day euphrasie

barbier heads Bishop preached about his experiences in  other very poor

countries . She decided to travel around the world help marginalised

people in the poor countries.

Euphrasie  Barbier arrived in NZ in 1872 and formed the Mission Sisters.

Euphrasie passed away 18923 leaving behind many schools she had

opened and communities she had supported.

Euphrasie Barbier was a kind and generous person who was faithful to

God and her community. She confidently taught  both woman and children

who lived in poor countries.

Euphrasie love and kindness sent her all over the world to help

marginalized people.

To be like Euphrasie Barbier could have a more of a humble heart to others.  

I could also be somewhat more respectful to others. I could also be more

faithful to our Lord and Savior.

Room 8

My first four days back at school have been interesting. The learning

this year is not what I'm used to. But we all will get used to our new teacher Mrs. George
and the new learning technique she uses. So I am slightly excited for this year.