Proportions and Ratios.

This maths was cool because thinking and learning about Ratios and Proportions was a another good way to learn about other maths problems.

“As A Young Christian Person I Live A Christian Way Of Life By.......”

     “As A Young Christian Person I Live A Christian Way Of

Life By.......”

                

Going to Church.

• Donating things to our community.
• Treating others as you would like to be treated.
• Helping the community.
• Helping the elderly.
• Becoming a Christian.  
• Standing up to bullies.
• Helping you friends.

Commitment to Christian life means, to live like God, to be a donating person, Being part of the Christian Church also helping the elderly and being part of the Christian community. I am committed to a Christian life by going to a Church/Mass and also going to my Catholic school. Being part of the Catholic community and school is good because you are showing God respect and living like Jesus Christ.

BY RYAN
For this poster I had to do some commitment photos and I had to describe ''as a young Christian life'' I do all these things to be committed to Jesus Christ. And I do all the this to stand up to people and to do good things in the Christian life.

TAC's CROSS COUNTRY

As we walked around the crazy farm cross country track. It was tall with 50 meter hill’s and sheep poo everywhere. Sharp prickles with sticks and long grass everywhere. We finished walking around the hard course and watched the races until our hard race was ready to start. The year 8 kids walked down to the start line and got ready to start the true cross country course. We were all nervous and then we heard a big BANG! We all ran!

The year 8’s ran fast and the St Mary’s kids were at the back of the pack, we started to run in a group. I started to run ahead of the St Mary’s kids so I could be the first St Mary’s kid. My first hill was ahead! I ran up the steep hill as my legs BURNED so I started to walk. I happily got around the track, for my last lap. I sprinted my heart of and got 14 th place out of about 25 kids. Thankfully I could rest and get a juice and go home. It was a good day with my school and the St Mary’s kids did really well.

Ryan.

GLIDING

GLIDING

The Aerodrome was usual enough; it had

aircrafts, gliders and helicopters waiting on the tarmac.

My instructor and I were waiting to do, our

Checks, Put the parachutes on, Briefing on the flight.

Waiting for the launching batten to get waved.

Waiting for the Citabria to take off.

Whistling up in the air.

Gliding behind the tow plane.

Letting go.

Soaring.

Doing nothing important at all.

Inspired by James K Baxter

By Ryan Maney