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literacy quiz How many books did you have to read per day ? eleven books in six weks to finish them

Did you have to reread the books ? it was optional

Did you find it hard to remember all the books ? yes it was hard to remender them

When you were at the tormement did you have to do questions ? there were sheets with questions on it.After you have finished you had to flip the sheet over and waitwd until the time was up.

Was the a lot of presure at the tornement ? yes there was.

they only had three minutes to finish ten questions

the literacy quiz started in term three.

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Mrs. Perry

An Interview with Mrs. Perry By Rhiannan and Ruby How long have you been at Spreydon School? 10 years and 3 terms. What is your favourite Spreydon School memory? All the nice children. What will you miss about Spreydon School? All the funny staff. What are your favourite hobbies? Gardening and sewing. What will you do now? I will visit my grandaughters.

Arbor Day The golden sun was shining on the 5th of June. Spreydon School council were diging holes to put little trees in to help the enviroment. The caretakers especially made a garden box for the new trees. Still to this day the trees have been growing fast. Special thanks to the caretakers, Ms Hodges and Mr Wardrop for making this day happen. By Ruby Richards

Camp

Here we come Waipara camp. On the 25th of Febuary the year 5 & 6 students were spilt between two buses and were on their way to Waipara. It was a long but fun filled journey. Now moving on to the scenery WOW!!!.are you sure thats all you can say Ruby.Pretty much I mean it was WOW.What would you say Kayleigh? "well it was great" ok now we've got that sorted lets move on to the fun amazing adventure playground. Flying,racing,sliding and many more amazing things. But the best part about it was the steepest slimiest water slide ever. Everyone was zooming down it and splashing in the big, muddy puddle at the end.Another amazing thing was the super flying fox. Everyone was lining up for miles! We stood up, sat down, went backwards and forwards and every way possible. The camp concert was the best of all.There were dances, jokes, magic tricks, plays and many more cool things. The best part of the concert was when the parents did there dance to YMCA. I cant believe its over all ready. On the way back some people went to sleep, some played hand clapping games and some just talked. By Kayleigh Ash & Ruby Richards