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"A DAY IN THE LIFE......"


New Zealand
by Lytton High School Gisborne

A NORMAL SCHOOL DAY

On a normal school day we wake up in the morning we have a shower, then we get into our uniform. We have our breakfast, Cereal, toast , Milo & biscuits. Then we go to school: some people bike, some people bus, some people get dropped off by their parents, some walk, some skate-board to school. We start school at 8:30am - we have 5 periods a day (one hour for each periods one). We have two options & 4 compulsory subjects. We have interval at 10:35 and we have lunch at 12:15 during lunch times we can go to the library or the hall or to the Tu Tangata Room or elss we just walk around the school.

We finish school at 3:15. After school is like free time. we don't go straight home we go to sports training and Maori club and after all that we go to the wharf the real name for it is called the marina. The Marina is a bridge where every one goes to jump off into the river, for a swim. When we finish our swim we wrap a towel around us and walk to the bowl. The bowl is a place where every one goes Roller-blading and skate-boarding. It's choice there! There is also a basketball court there. Then we go home for tea for tea. We have boil-up or casserole or roast and then we do our homework then go to bed!

Shaun and Irena



A NORMAL SUNDAY

On Sunday we don't wake up until late. (We call this sleeping in) Then we go straight to the television and watch it. We watch it until our stomachs start to rumble. Then we go get some breakfast for our hunger strikes. Then we go straight back to the TV and eat it there. We then decide that it is time to get some lunch. Then it's time to go outside and get some fresh air before we have to do some work. Time to do our homework that we desperately needed to do or go and play with friends. By the time we've finished it's teatime and we usually have takeaways. We eat them in front of the TV. Then we watch it until we think it's just about time to go to bed. Then we have a shower or bath. Then we go to bed.

By Maryrose, Dean, Jonathan, Nick and Aaron


AND NOW SOME MAORI EXPRESSIONS:

Kia ora [key-orda] = hello

Kei te pehea a koe [kay-te-pear-r-qway] = how are you?

jackie, douche, jade, kop, peter


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