In the Commonwealth Games (Day 1) there was a sprint trio and as New Zealand relied on each other they won the sprint trio with the other team named Team Ethic which might have overestimated their past success.
As other people named, Eddie Dawkins, Sam Webster and Ethan Mitchell, they were all disappointed with coming sixth from the past last month's world championship in the Netherlands with a well judged victory over another participant country, England at the Anna Meares Velodrome in Brisbane.
The trio defended their title they won four years ago in Glasgow and was also victorious which also made them win New Zealand's first ever gold medal in the Gold Coast Games.
Their winning time was 42.877 seconds was nearly half a second quicker than England, and only a miniature amount slower than the Games record 42.822 they made when qualifying for the Commonwealth Games.
Dawkins, who carried the Kiwis home, said the victory had been specifically satisfying after their disappointing showing at the world championships.
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I am a Year 8 student at Ruapotaka School in Auckland, NZ. I am in Room 12 and my teachers are Mr Reid and Mrs Golder.
Tuesday, 10 April 2018
Teamwork In A Sprint Trio!
Thursday, 22 March 2018
The Terms And Services Of Being A Cybersmart Learner
This is what is expected from you if you are a part of a Manakalani School:
- By accepting the terms and conditions you should not go off task by doing inappropriate things if you don’t have permission. Source: Smart And Legal
- Think of how you “advertise” yourself by blogging online to the whole public and to remember that it will be there for as long as you expunge it. Source: Smart Footprint
- Try to make intelligent choices if you are interacting with another person. Smart Relationships
- Understand the purposes of why you should be responsible of your digital devices and to know why you should be responsible. Source: Smart Learners
- If you are purchasing or selling something be careful of what you buy because of people that scam you. Source: Smart Money
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Friday, 16 March 2018
Welcome To The Rivertalk
Yesterday at The Rivertalk near Tamaki College there were many people who have explained why we should save the river and to prevent any more pollution caused by rubbish that doesn't belong to the sea and the sea creatures.
Two more schools joined and experienced the same amazing presentations that have been created. The two schools were St Heliers and Pt England. As we watched the performers who expressed their culture we knew the story and the significance of the river. It is important that we don't ignore the pollution around out country and worldwide.
Two more schools joined and experienced the same amazing presentations that have been created. The two schools were St Heliers and Pt England. As we watched the performers who expressed their culture we knew the story and the significance of the river. It is important that we don't ignore the pollution around out country and worldwide.
Tuesday, 27 February 2018
R10 Syndicate Assembly
Congrats to the people who succeeded in these first five weeks of Ruapotaka Primary and have earned their merit certificate!
This syndicate assembly was formulated and provided this assembly for us with these outstanding songs and ideas of theirs that was planed to occur on Monday.
Tuesday, 1 March 2016
Happy 2016!
Hello everyone and welcome to 2016. My name is Henry and I am 9 years old. I am in Room Ten in Ruapotaka School. My culture is Samoan and I have 2 cousins and 1 sister. My favourite subjects in school are Maths and Reading. In the future I want to be an astronaut. Thank you for reading this and I hope you have a good day.
Friday, 29 May 2015
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