Monday, 27 November 2017

Know the equivalent decimal and percentage forms for everyday fractions.


Know the equivalent decimal and percentage forms for everyday fractions.


In Maths we have been learning:
  • To convert between fractions, decimals , percentages and vice versa.



The most challenging part about this unit of learning was understanding how to convert everything into decimals, percentages and fractions.

My next learning step in Maths is to apply this knowledge to help me solve a range of increasingly more complicated maths problems.

Wednesday, 1 November 2017

Scales, timetables and Charts

In Maths we have been learning to interpret and use Scales, Timetables and charts.


Here is a link to our online modelling book.


These are the activities that I have completed as part of this learning.



My next Step is to apply the new knowledge that I have gained to real life situations eg using airport/bus timetables.

Tuesday, 31 October 2017

World War 1

In NZ Identity we have had 3 lessons learning about World War 1.This is the slide that contains my knowledge of WW1

Friday, 27 October 2017

Cultural Narrative Learning

We have been doing learning to do with cultural narratives. We had to pick an area in the school to work on. I chose to do the logo. You can see my logo I designed on the last slide.

Tuesday, 26 September 2017

Election Writing Term 3 2017

WALT: Write an effective argument for our chosen political party.


I would march for National. Would you? I would march for National because they have many good policies and points for getting into parliament for their 10th year in history. The points I am going to cover are making it easier for landlords to test properties for meth and evict tenants, continuing a social bonds plan to help people with a mental illness get into work, and last but not least why I am against the Maori party's idea to replace the Independent Police Conduct Authority with an Anti-Corruption Commission. Which I agree with all. Us as a country need to step up and get in behind National and their idea to make it easier for landlords to test properties for meth and evict tenants.

National has created a policy to make it easier for landlords to test properties for meth and evict tenants. Because of this New Zealand would be a safer country. National would change the law to make it easier for landlords to test properties for methamphetamine and evict tenants. Which I think is a great idea as people are getting into drugs but in the other hand it might not be a safe idea. Landlords would be allowed to enter their rental properties to test for methamphetamine and would be required to notify their tenants of the results of any testing. I think that they should already be allowed in but in the other hand it’s quite unsafe. Where a property is found to be contaminated to an unsafe level of meth, the landlord would be allowed to evict the tenant and the tenant would be allowed to end their tenancy. As well as our housing needing to be sorted our health needs to be too. We aren’t helping the people who are really in need of a job! Why?

National has made this great policy to continue to pilot a social bonds programme to help people with a mental illness into work. National believes that employment can help people with mental illness because it provides financial security and improves mental wellbeing. A social bonds approach uses private enterprise to help provide public services to help with this. Continuing to pilot approach in the mental health context should provide a financial incentive to mental health service providers to help get those with mental illness into work. Why does the maori party want to ruin our justice, New Zealand's justice? And this is why I'm against their idea to  replace the Independent Police Conduct Authority with an Anti-Corruption Commission. Why does the Maori Party want to ruin our justice , New Zealand's justice? And this is why I'm against their idea to  replace the Independent Police Conduct Authority with an Anti-Corruption Commission



National has made a promise to the country to improve health , housing and justice. The points I have gone over today were ; making it easier for landlords to test properties for meth and evict tenants, continuing a social bonds plan to help people with a mental illness get into work, and last but not least why I am against the Maori party's idea to replace the Independent Police Conduct Authority with an Anti-Corruption Commission. So have you voted yet?


My next steps are: To add more conjunctions and more emotive launguage.