Laura was the only Ilam student who qualified for hte Primary Sport Canterbury swimming event.
She swam in the 50m Freestyle event and the 100m individual Medley.
Congratulations, Laura, for finishing 6th in Canterbury. What an amazing effort. So proud of you! (Just like you grandma is)
Shapes: Straddle, Stretch, Pike and Tuck
Movement: Battement, Skip, Releve, Step hop
Rolls: Elephant, Dish, Pencil, Teddy Bear
Balances with a partner: This week we are going to put all of these together into a routine with a partner.
To finish off her time with us, Ms Walsh-Oakes gave us a rope challenge.
We were tied together and had to work out how to get out without untying the ropes.
And the other challenge was to get the hoop down to the ground by using only two fingers each. How di you go with this?
Welcome to two new students to Room 4: We know that you will love it in here with us.
Wow, almost 3 weeks have flown by. We have been busy with a lot of learning.
It has been great to have Ella Walsh-Oakes from NZ graduate school join us. She has just over two weeks left until she completes her time with us.
SWIMMING: What an awesome morning we had at Jellie Park with the swimmers who participated in our Ilam School Swimming Sports. Congratulations to the students from Room 4 who displayed their Ilam School values extremely well.
