Ski Race By Alex

I'm looking forward to the ski race on Sunday and using my skill's at skiing and my improved ski's. My mum gave my ski's to a ski shop so they can sharpen them and wax them. I was taught by my mum to ski, she once held the title for best skier in NZ and she has lots of medals and trophy's at home.

Super Skiing By Alex

On Sunday I went superb skiing on the super ski field
Speeding down the slippery steep slope.
Speeding down like superman fly's
To the sizable jump to go sky high.

sparkle- Alex Work's on his ict skill's

I am proud of my ICT skill's because I have learnt how to import photo's to the blog, I have learnt to make a i-movie for f.o.s news and now I can help lots more people.

The Best Climb Ever By Alex

It was the 3rd of March and Room 7 and 10 from Fendalton School were on camp at Hanmer Forest Camp site. Group A, thats the group that I was in Alex McNicoll were about to go to meet our instructor and go to the tallest thing in the world. Mr Norton our sport teacher was talking about who our instructor was and what we would be doing.

“Group A”, Mr Norton said, “will be with Heather.”

Heather came to get us and took us to our doom.

Heather told us all the rules. She told us to put on a harness. I looked over and saw it. The tallest thing in the world!! It was the size of two sky scrapers and we had to climb it. The misty air up in the sky was big and strong. I probably couldn’t see up there let alone survive up there. Luckily there were smaller things that I could climb so I started with that.

I tried the first one it was scary still. I tried the second one IT WAS FREAKY.

It was time, time to climb the world. I started climbing. I was up to the misty air I could just see this is going to be my death. I could see the top just. I stabbed my sharp claws into the hard surface. Oh no I fell I was falling really slow I must be gliding down.

It turns out that I was being slowly let down. So this wasn’t going to be my death.

by Alex

Teams Triathlon By Alex

It was the day minutes until the triathlon Liam hasn’t arrived yet and he was doing the running. Then I remembered that he had tutoring. I discussed it with Tom the cyclist. We came to a agreement. It was that I had to do the running instead.

Mr Norton started to talk he called out numbers then he called out ours. I went to line up for the swim. I was feeling very nerves. The juniors went and then it was time for me. The horn went. I dived into the pool I started to do freestyle. I finished the swim I got out of the pool ran to Tom. I tagged him. He went off speeding.

I went back into the changing room. I got changed as fast as I could. I ran to the biking change over. I had spectacular luck. I got there just in time for him to tag me. I ran off. I could hear the screams from the finished line until the end of the village.

I ran through the native area and onto the road. When I got to the field I saw Jake. I caught him up. I ran the field with him. I was up to the sprint. Jake sprinted off. We raced each other. Unfortunately he bet me by two seconds. That’s how close it was. Jake didn’t boast about it luckily.