A week full of trips

This week on Tuesday we went to Rwenzori and Mandela Stadium. I preferred Rwenzori but some did not. We saw so many things and what gave me a shock is that it does not come from the mountain it comes from a bore hole. We went around the entire factory it is really big. I think it was a great place and the water is really fresh. I drink Rwenzori water.
We played football but our class did not win. I really enjoyed playing football.

By Niya

Literacy weeks

It was Literacy two weeks ago and Friday was costume day. I was Horrid Henry - he wears jeans and a t-shirt. He is a very silly boy. I like him because he is silly. My favourite costume was my own. He is not kind to his brother he disturbs him a lot and also bully s his brother .

By Naman

Film review

I am going to tell you about the movie I watched with my cousins and brother and sister and it is called
New moon
It is about a boy called Eduard and a girl called Bella they like each other and Eduard is a vampire and he can’t stay away from her blood and another boy called Jake and he doesn’t like Eduard and they both like Bella so Eduard left and went to another country but she imagined him as a ghost.

Bella is a main character and she is special because two people like her
Eduard is a main character and is a vampire and he lives with his family but his family is not a main character
Jake is also a main character he is like Eduard but he is a wolf not a vampire
I liked the film so much my favourite part was when Jake fixes bellas motor-cycle and teaches her how to ride it but then she falls of and hurts her head.
My worst part is when Eduard comes back to Bella and in the end it finishes in a interesting part.
By Nessrien

Trip to Rwenzori Factory

On Tuesday 16 February 2010 we went to a trip called Rwenzori factory. We went to learn where water comes from and how to make it. When we reached there we went inside a house and he told us about it. Then he gave us a cool t-shirt saying Rwenzori on it. After we went inside the factory and saw how they make it. Next it was the time to see how they make it. There were these tiny balls which made the bottle. They put it in a machine and we had a bottle made. After there was a machine where they got the water clean from and then it went inside the bottle. Meanwhile the machines put the cover on and twisted it. Next they put the label saying Rwenzori on it and they put the wrapper around the cover. After they put it in a box, they stuck tape on top of the box and they have tasty water ready to drink. Before we went out they gave us lots of souvenirs so we can show it to our parents and friends. When we reached out I was so happy I knew lots about water and it was amazing how they make it. When we reached inside the house they gave us a snack and water. We had to say goodbye to Rwenzori factory and go back to school!!!

By Alima

My Half-Term Break

Well it’s the usual, me, Cléa.
Today I’m going to talk about mid-term.
Here in the English system (our school is in the English system) we have half-term breaks and we are going to Sipi Falls. Sipi Falls is actually quite famous in Uganda, I don’t know why but it’s just known here. I’m going with the director of our school and his wife which is my teacher and his children are our friends. We are also going with another family and their son is in my year. We are leaving tomorrow at the end of the school day. But we are not going for the whole half-term; we are only going for a little bit of it. When we get back I’m probably going to play tennis and go horse riding. (What I’m about to tell you has nothing to do with half-term.) We had auditions for the whole of Kampala for the movie “The Sound of Music” and I auditioned. Believe it or not, I GOT THE PART!! I am going to be Marta and I’m so excited!
That’s all for today!
Cléa

Hello,
I promised to tell u about literacy week. It was great and this is the girl I was dressed up as. Monet was a real artist but he has died. Here are some one of his paintings. Monet used to live in France. I don’t think he used to speak French. I speak French and so does Clea. French is hard but really interesting.

By Niya

A visit to a baby home

Ok, so I’m not going to do the whole “It’s me Clea” Thing cause that’s just a waste of time. Today I’m going to talk about my trip to Sanyu Babies Home (an orphanage for babies). Well in another club that I’m doing we took a trip to Sanyu Babies Home. While I was there a played with loads of babies from 6 months to 3 years old. But one baby was my favourite and her name was Christine. Christine was about um... 10 months old I’m guessing. She never cried and always laughed. She was one of the happiest babies I’ve ever seen in my life! Well, anyways I wish I could go back there and see her again. I’ve begged and begged my parents to adopt her, but they said that it takes a lot of thinking for these kinds of things. I don’t care about the thinking I just really want to see her again.
Well, that’s going to be it for today and ill talk next week.

by Cléa