Monday, 3 December 2012
Sunday, 18 November 2012
Corporal Punishment
Corporal Punishment
Imagine you are sitting in class working your brain and some one flicks a pen at you. “Ouch! Who did that? You ask. But before you get an answer the teacher, eyes like fire: burning with rage pulls you by the ear dragging you to the front of the class. By then you are crying; trembling with fear while the teacher pulls out a long leather strap, tells you to bend over as he starts readying his shot and without any fuss whacks you on the back of the legs leaving a huge mark like a tigers stripe. Do you really believe this should be the way for kids to be punished? I don’t and these are my reasons why.
A classmate of mine did really bad at school, one of the reasons was because he had dyslexia. He couldn’t read as fast as the other students in class and the teacher would always tell him off or hit him on the back of the head and tell him to read faster. Sometimes He couldn’t couldn’t do his homework and the teacher would call his parents and tell them that he was not doing his homework and they needed to make him work harder on his homework. After she did that she, she grabbed him by the ear and dragged him to the front of the class and grabbed a long leather strap from her draw and told him to put his hands out so she could whack him on the hands, and that is what she did. It was horrible to watch. His hands were as red as a boiled lobster. Can you imagine that; being beaten for your disabilities.
Secondly I think there are better ways to solve bad behavior like writing lines or just getting told off. I know in some cases getting told off would not teach someone a lesson so I go by a saying “Easy come easy go.” So if you do something that is not worth being beaten for, you should get a punishment worthy of your behavior, while doing doing something terrible should be met with a bigger punishment. But still it is no reason to hit children for what they have done.
On one side of the issue children that get beaten get more violent and angry at the teacher. One day they will stand up and hit back and release all their anger on the teacher which encourages other students to fight back and not be afraid of the consequences that might follow. So if we don’t want this to happen I think it will be reasonable to abolish Corporal Punishment from every single school.
Still some people think that Corporal Punishment should be applicable in schools so it can show the children what would happen if they were naughty. I still think that should not be the case because it will make the children scared of the teacher and put more hate between students and learning which won’t be very good for the parents and the school itself. Also when children are scared, their brain doesn’t work as well when as you would when you are happy, this also helps me prove my point that scared children (knowing a teacher is about to beat you) wouldn’t boost your love for learning.
In conclusion, I think Corporal Punishment is wrong because of how unjust it is for someone to be beaten for something they haven’t done. Corporal Punishment affects your learning because no wants to be in a school knowing you are just a punching bag for a teacher. Thats why I stand by on what I said about children being scared of a teacher. If we abolished Corporal punishment, schools would have better learning for children that are happy to know that they are not going to get beaten by a teacher
Sincerely David Balayan
Thursday, 15 November 2012
Thursday, 8 November 2012
Dare Evaluation
The DARE Programme Helped me a lot with my knowledge about the use of drugs, it helped a lot
because before i had no idea that drugs could destroy your body in few weeks if you get addicted (which isn't that hard) also Constable Julie Taught me that ONE! Little word can be so powerful.
Just by saying no to drugs you can live life knowing that it is so easy to say no that when the time comes you can say no with pride. I think the DARE programme had a great impact on me that i don't
want to see any type of drugs near me
great things about Being our age
because it is colorful and you can write
stuff about the great things of being the
age we are.
Thursday, 6 September 2012
Sunday, 2 September 2012
Thursday, 23 August 2012
Dear Abby letter
Dear Abby
I’m the Prince of a fair town named Verona, it’s an admirable village, but what really troubles me are the two families living in it. The Montagues and the Capulets. Both of these families build up aggression for each other which leads to innocent lives being lost everyday. Every time I look into their eyes, I see nothing but hatred between the two families. Every time I visit the village I have to bellow at them to stop this treacherous habit of theirs. I can’t sleep, nor eat when I’m thinking about the two families. For instance today I came to visit the quiet streets of Verona, as I entered through the gates, it felt like a deserted wasteland, there were dead bodies lying everywhere. I really can’t explain my feelings that day, the emotions I felt inside. I had butterflies in my stomach, I didn’t know what to do. When is this nightmare going to end, when is the violence and the bloodshed going to finish. Please Abby I need your help.
Prince
Dear Prince
This sounds like a crucial problem for you to handle and I think that this situation is very important for your village, I understand how you feel but you need to pull yourself together and make a set of rules for those two families and for the whole town. If that doesn’t work out, you should ban one of the families out of Verona for good, you’re the Prince. Take charge.
Yours truly Aunt Abby
Wednesday, 8 August 2012
Mini olympics Strength
STRENGTH
EQUIPMENT:
1. Bars for two teams of twelve
2. Stop watch
3. Chairs
4. 8 minutes required
5. Two teams of twelve
The aim of the game is to hold on to the bar for as long as you can.
- This is a game of strength involving two teams of twelve
2. Everybody in each team holds onto a bar on the y5 and 6 playground
3. Team 1 and 2 hangs onto the bar until they are to tired and want to stop
4. Wait until all contestants have finished too.
5. Every 25 seconds you hold onto the bar you get one point.
6. Then add up the scores. Whichever team has the most points wins.
7. Then team 1 and 2 move onto the next event.
By Lois Sutherland, David Balayan, Jacob Waterworth and Flynn Giles
Romeo Character description
Romeo is a kind, passionate, and loyal husband. He is a dreamy young man who cares for me and his friends. When it comes to fighting Romeo is a peacekeeper and he is a lover not a fighter. At the age of 15 Romeo stole my heart and since then it was love at first sight.
Romeo is a handsome, good looking man. He has short thin straight hair, sparkling blue eyes, skin as creamy as vanilla, and he is the man of every girls dream.
Romeo belongs to the family of Montagues. His mum, Lady Montague and his father Lord Montague. He’s the only child in the Montague family. Romeos cousin goes by the name of Benvolio, he is a good, caring, kind cousin who always stands up for Romeo. Although not all families live happily, my family hate the Montagues, they have held a grudge for each other for many, many years, which has led to meaningless violence.
Romeo’s interests are to write love poems about me,some of them say really romantic things like "Did my heart love till now? Forswear it, sight!/ For I ne'er saw true beauty till this night." they make me fell special about myself. He also likes to do stuff with his friends. I think Romeo likes to dream about Me.
Romeo is a nice husband who I am happy to of meet at the party, if it wasn’t for him I would of had to mary Paris.
MINI OLYMPICS
Play Ground Junior Side Obstacle Course
EQUIPMENT:
- Obstacle course
- Stop watch
- At lest 8 minutes required
- Two teams
1.This is an event involving strength with two teams of twelve
2. Team 1 starts at the beginning of the obstacle course over at the y5 and 6 junior side playground
3. Teams decide what side of the obstacle course each person go on
4. Then team 1 does the obstacle course with TEAM WORK as fast as they can
5. If little kids cannot do or reach an obstacle course, help will be required from bigger people.
6. If someone cannot complete one of the obstacles they have to wait for 5 seconds and then walk past the uncompleted obstacle and move onto the next one
7. When finished wait for team 2 to complete the course
8. When each team finishes Team 1 and 2 gets told what time they got
9. The team that gets first place will instantly get ten points and the losing team gets two
10. Then each team moves onto the next event
By Louis Sutherland, Jacob Waterworth, Flynn Giles and David Balayan
Monday, 16 July 2012
Thursday, 28 June 2012
Wednesday, 27 June 2012
Clay extension
On Friday Mrs Allen chose three people from our class to do a clay extension class with
Mrs Lenniston also three other students from the other classes were chose to participate.
We had a lot of fun creating and learning other ways to use clay. I created a monster with
one eye and worms coming out of his mouth with huge hands and a straight mohawk.
I had a lot of fun and i really enjoyed my time.
Mrs Lenniston also three other students from the other classes were chose to participate.
We had a lot of fun creating and learning other ways to use clay. I created a monster with
one eye and worms coming out of his mouth with huge hands and a straight mohawk.
I had a lot of fun and i really enjoyed my time.
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