Turanga libary

Mystery identity

who could it be? 

Where do you like to go on holiday? Beach or city? Both	What makes you laugh? Sound effects
What would you like to learn more about? Different substances	What are some of your favourite foods? Fruit Ice-cream Chocolate KFC Gum Lollies
What makes you cry? When dogs die in movies	Do you like to teach other people or be taught? Teach teach other people
What kind of stories are your favourite? Horror	Would you prefer to live in the city or country?  City
Add your own question here: Do you like me?	Add your own question here: Do you like the foods I like?

Chelsea Bremner

Chelsea Bremner is a Black Fern rugby player teaching here at Hornby High as a coach for girls team joined up by Hilmorton and Riccatorn.  Growing up she was a netballer then only started playing rugby four years ago for Lincoln University. As she carried on playing she alter on won the Fiao’o Fa’amausili Medal for FPC player of the year and was rewarded with a Black Ferns contract. Her sister Alana Bremner captains her Canterbury and Lincoln team, which also helped her along the way to enjoy rugby and is passing it on to other girls here at Hornby High. 

Inclusiveness

Judging others

 In wananga class we were given a task to work on a google slides that was shared with us. The slides are about inclusiveness and judging others, today we are to talk about a time where we judged someonelse different from ourselves. For me, I find it that I get "judged" a lot from other people because I know that I am "different", some people judge the way I talk or the way I look there are a lot of things people notice about me that is "different" or "unusual" to them. Although I do find it annoying at times I also do the same thing. Which is irritating because as much as I dont like other people assuming stuff about me, I can't help but do it to people who I dont know anything about. It could be a girl walking by and I would think oh "she's probably mean", or "oh she looks scruffy", small things like that happens almost everyday. Sometimes because of the judgments people make about me affect how they are towards me. So the best thing to do is at least try, just try not to judge someone just by looking at them, or hearing something about them from others, because you dont actually know unless you have seen it and heard it for yourself. 

The treaty of waitangi

 Treaty

In wananga class we were given a task to go to as site and pick one of the books to read. I chose the book written by Claudia Orange called ¨What happened at Waitingi?¨. This book is about what happened when the Maori and the British agreed on signing the treaty.  Here are 3 facts that I learnt about what happened, the treaty was first signed on the 6th of Febuary 1840, The Queen extended her protection to the Māori people and granted them ‘all the rights and privileges of British subjects, the treaty of Waitangi was signed in James Busby´s house. 

Healthy and unhealthy relationships

Define what a good relationship looks like to you

• A good relationship is two people being comfortable towards one another and knowing that they can trust each other

• A good relationship is noticing the little things and being

• g there for them

•  A good relationship is being free and having control over what they get to do and say

• Lifting each other up instead of putting each other down

• Being supportive of the others choices

• Respecting each other

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 In wananga class today we were to make a doc about unhealthy and healthy relationships. We were given 3 tasks one was giving ideas on how to turn a relationship that is unhealthy around, another was defining what good relationship is, and the last one was talking about someone in the class that shares a good relationship with me. My work is showing what I think a good relationship is. 

Personal vs Private

You meet new people everyday, so its normal to talk about the things you like,what you do and sometimes even your age. But of course everyone knows never be too specific to people you don´t really know. Getting to know people takes time, only information like I like potato chips, I play netball, I love my house ; information like that is different to i´m always at the store buying potato chips, I play netball on Saturday usually around 6 pm, I live on 205 Breens Rd in Christchurch. Bringing new people in your life always feels great, but it takes times to know them. 

The present

The present

Yesterday we watched a short film called ¨ The present ¨ in wananga class. This film is about a boy and dog who both have one leg. The boys first reaction to the dog was as if he was disgusted by the way the dog also only had one leg. No matter how bad the boys first impression was of the dog, the dog was still very playful. The boy slowly began to like how the dog was clumsy,cheerful and very similar to himself. The video teaches us that we need to be resilient and make connections towards others.