Introducing Me!

Here is 4 pictures that symbolise who I am. Its shows my passion for netball and my culture and my religion. The other shows me trying out new things, which symbolises how I love to try out new stuff.  Here is a little introduction of me :
Hello, Talofa Lava, my name is Josephine Falefa and welcome to my blog. I am a year 8 student  at Point England School and also a prefect for 2015. I happen to be the youngest of one brother and one sister. My mother is Tongan and my dad is Samoan. My hobbies are mostly, playing netball, shopping and listening to music. I do hope to have good 2015!

Introducing Me!

Here is 4 pictures that symbolise who I am. Its shows my passion for netball and my culture and my religion. The other shows me trying out new things, which symbolises how I love to try out new stuff.

Love You Mrs She xo

On Wednesday 11th of February, Point England School lost one of our most important teachers. Mrs She is a very independent, loving and caring person who will never complain through out her years here in Point England. Being in Mrs She's class in 2008, was one of the greatest blessings I could ask for. Mrs She was a very strong women to me, who helped me and supported me through my time at Point England. Her smile was my favorite things about her. It always made me smile too :) As I am writing this, my heart feels really broke down and numb just thinking about her. When I first heard the news, I quickly broke down in a blink of an eye, that's how much I loved her.

- Mrs She,

My condolences go out to you and your lovely family. You were very warm, funny and lovely to me. Most importantly, you are a winner to me. Even when your fighting, your smile would always lighten everyday up. I know that your family is very proud of your work as a loving mother. Mrs She, I pray for you and your family to carry on through this hard time. I love you heaps and a lot more! You were the best junior role model I have had ever known. I send many blessings and strength to you and each of your wonderful children. May you be laid in peace and love. I love you Mrs She. xoxo

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All About 3

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Blog Profile 2015

Hello, Talofa Lava, my name is Josephine Falefa and welcome to my blog. I am a year 8 student  at Point England School and also a prefect for 2015. I happen to be the youngest of one brother and one sister. My mother is Tongan and my dad is Samoan. My hobbies are mostly, playing netball, shopping and listening to music. On my blog, I love to post narratives and recounts mostly. I am really big fan of watching wrestling shows, such as, WWE.I’m mostly into R&B songs and pop ones too. My favorite artist so far, is Tinashe.  I love to eat asian food, such as sushi, udon noodles and especially sweet and sour! When playing netball, I am most inspired by the Silver Ferns, especially Maria Tutaia. Maria has really motivated me during my years playing netball. My favorite subject  in school is writing and reading. Sometimes, I like to find new words and use them into my stories or even when I’m speaking too. This year , my goal is to finish this year off properly and work harder than the previous years.  I do look forward to seeing your blog comments!

Tetuhi

This Term, Point England School are studying Art Attack as our topic. As the term is almost coming to an end, class 2 were fortunate enough to go to the Tetuhi Art Gallery down in Pakuranga. And I'd have to say it was a morning full of experience! Walking into the Tetuhi Art Gallery, I was firstly amazed by the different Art displayed on the walls. We luckily had someone guide us, Jeremy. He led us to the Art room and our task was to create a tapa design. Again, I was amazed by the nice pieces of art that were displayed on the walls of the room. I saw paper-made shoes dangling from the ceiling as I walked in.


Sitting down on the table, I noticed containers of dye and ink placed in front of me. I grew excitement! Our first instruction was to crinkle the paper. I'd have to say that was not my favorite. The paper wasn't any normal paper, it was actually a machine made paper which felt kind of hard. The next task was to rub the side of the pastels onto the squares of the paper. Than we got to the fun part. Jeremy handed all of us big paint brushes to add dark brown dye onto our crinkled paper. After the dye dried up, we were all given pencils. Our task was to draw 4 symbols that represent us ( interest, culture, home and family ) I'd have to say I was really proud of my work! Lastly we had to get a small paint brush and paint some brown ink onto parts of our art.

Overall my trip at Te Tuhi was a great experience! I really do hope we get to go again next year. I learnt a lot of things. Like knowing how to put dye on paper correctly and how to make a tapa design as well. I do recommend going there!

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