Vision Board

LI: To create a personal vision board.

A vision board is a poster or a board that displays things that resemble what you want to become, what you want to do, what you want your future to look like or what you want to achieve. This will help you understand more about your yearly or future goals.

For this task, we were focusing on making a personal vision board that displayed the goal we have set for ourself in 2021. On my vision board, my goals are to have a positive relationship with others, socialize and communicate more, recieve awards, for my netball team to be undefeated throughout the season, to have a strengthened relationship with my family and to become more confident over the year.

I enjoyed this task because I had the opportunity to share what I desire and what I want to accomplish in the future within 2021.

Celebrating the Summer Learning Journey

LI: To celebrate our PBS SLJ participants.

During the end of the year holidays, the Summer Learning Journey for 2020 to 2021 was held. I participated in this program and would like to talk about my experience and about the rewards that were given to the participants.

We were given many fun and exciting challenges to complete and blog about. The activity I enjoyed the most was the Step it Up task for the Optical Illusion activity where I created my own optical illusion art piece and shared it with the world.

It was very fun to recieve the challenges given by Nano Girl, however I could not complete them myself due to the busy holidays. They looked very interesting and in my spare time, would be happy to do them seperately.

Today, the Summer Learning Journey prizes were given out during our weekly school Assembly! The different rewards were given to people who participated, the outstanding comments and blogposts, top participant in the Manaiakalani Cluster and top participant in New Zealand. There was also a lucky draw where four participants had the opportunity to win a speaker.

The prizes were handed out by Mrs Grant, the head of the Manaiakalani Cluster and Miss Paleti, a new recruit to the Summer Learning Journey team. The awards that I had won were the participation award, outstanding blogposts and a speaker.

Finally, I would also like to congratulate Sakshi who was a former student at Panmure Bridge School and is very intelligient. During the Assembly, she won the following prizes: Top commenter, top blogger for Manaiakalani and top blogger in the school.

I very much enjoyed participating in the Summer Learning Journey and completing the activities that were set for us because they were very fun and kept my learning going in the holidays. This is a very special day for Panmure Bridge School, because this is their 6th time (in a row) coming out as top school in New Zealand for the Summer Learning Journey!

Manaiakalani Film Festival

This week the 13th Manaiakalani film festival was held at Hoyts in Sylvia Park. I presented our film with two other people, name 1 and name 2. Some of the films we watched were about Covid-19 and...

We presented in three sessions throughout the day. We presented on stage in front of different schools in the Manaiakalani cluster. 

Our film satirised sanitising and the pandemic. Most other films about the pandemic were about safe distancing, and spreading disease.

The film I enjoyed the most was the one by Tamaki Primary about superheroes because it was funny and they showed their appreciation towards emergency services and essential workers.

LI: to present in front of the Manaiakalani School Cluster.

About Me 2020

LI: to write an information report about myself.

Ellohay!

My name is Bella. I am Irish, Filippino and Maori European. I am a student in LS1 at Panmure Bridge School. I am a Year 6. I enjoy how we are a digital school. I also enjoy rollerblading and writing stories! 

2019 Manaiakalani Film Festival: Ms Hyperbole & What is Respect?

I watched Ms Hyperbole from Sommerville school. It was very interesting because it involved puppets and it was about introducing a new teacher. While watching this I felt entertained because of how they used puppets to make this mini movie.

During the Film Festival we watched a bunch of movies that were created within our manaiakalani cluster. After the trip, we were told to choose one movie we enjoyed at the film festival and comment on it and give positive feedback. I chose the movie 'What Is respect?'. This is an inspiring movie.

Link: Film Festival Site