Heath

Hello guys welcome back to another blog of mine throughout the past term we have been doing research about mental heath my group chose Fighting clickhere 

 

Mapping Task

 This week in social study our task was to mark places where the 1975 land marching had happened.The task was really easy because we just had to mark the towns places they went too.The challenging part was finding the places,that was the only hard part.

What I might do next time is try saving the task before closing the tab because I did it more than 

 

six60 six60

Name Of The Song All she wrote

where was six60 formed?Dunedin

when was six60 formed? 2008

Who Are the six60 members?

1.Matiu Walters

2.Chris Mac

3.Ji Fraser

4.Marlon Gerbes

5.Eli Paewai

6.Hoani Matenga

i personally think that the them of 

Āpirana Ngata

Apirana Ngata

3 July 1874 Te Araroa

14 July 1950 Ruatoria

76 years (1874–1950)

Ngati Porou leader and politician Apirana Ngata is one of New Zealands best-known figures Working through traditional tribal structures and as MP for Eastern Maori he worked to strengthen Maori communities and revive Māori culture

What Did Apirana Ngata Do?

Apirana Ngata made a vital contribution to the revival of the Maori race in the early twentieth century He used his knowledge of the Pakeha world and his professional skills to assist his people to develop and farm their land while also encouraging them to preserve their culture and maintain their own identity

Dirty Water science

 Aim. Is to make dirty water and then to make it clean again 

method. 

1. use a 250mL beaker get 200ml of water 
2. Add 2 spoonfulls of dirt
3. Add 10mL of oil.
4. add a spoonful of pebbles 
5. Stir it for 2 mins.
6. Label a piece of paper with your names and place it under your beaker 
7. Take photo of your experiment 

Result 

Who is Nelson Mandela

 Nelson Mandela

Former President of South Africa

Born: 18 July 1918 mvezo South Africa

Died: 5 December 2013 Houghton Estate Johannesburg South Africa

He tried to make the world equal  

He was in jail for 27 years For trying to make black lives equal 

He Refused to give up on making All Lives 

Nelson Mandela Once Said 

"THERE IS NO PASSION TO BE FOUND PLAYING SMALL iN SETTLING FOR A LIFE THAT IS LESS THAN THE ONE YOU ARE CAPABLE OF LIVING"

1. Insightful having or showing an accurate and deep understanding.

2.Integrity doing the right thing even when no one is watching.

3.tenacious keeping a firm hold of something.

4. Empathetic showing an ability to understand and share the feelings of one another.

5. Respect listening to a person or a group as one is talking to all.

6. Strategy planing out a more simple to get what ever your doing done

7. Goal to set something you want to reach by the end of your dead line 

8. Barrier Having a specific spot where people are not meant to get passed 

9. Attribute guard something as being caused by anything

10. Presumptive of the nature of a presumption presumed in the absence of further information.

Who Am I?

1. Sir Peter Snell  Sir Peter George Snell KNZM OBE was a New Zealand middle-distance runner. He won three Olympic gold medals, and is the only man since 1920 to have won the 800 and 1500 metres at the same Olympics, in 1964. 
2. Sir Peter Blake Sir Peter James Blake KBE was a New Zealand yachtsman who won the 1989–1990 Whitbread Round the World Race, held the Jules Verne Trophy from 1994 to 1997 by setting the around the world sailing record as co-skipper of ENZA New Zealand, and led New Zealand to successive victories in the America's Cup.
3. Vi Cottrell
4. Joan Wiffen Joan Wiffen CBE was a New Zealand amateur paleontologist
5. Sir Richard Taylor Sir Richard Leslie Taylor KNZM is the founder, creative director and head of New Zealand film prop and special effects company Weta Workshop.

SCIENCE

 Today in science we are going to find out the meaning of 

1. Oesophagus is a muscular tube. It connects your mouth to

2. Stomach Takes in food that we have eaten 

3.Small Intestine The small intestine carries out most of the digestive process absorbing almost all of the nutrients you get from foods into your bloodstream

4. Livers main job is to filter blood coming from the digestive before passing it to the rest of the body

5. Large Intestine and takes a much straighter path through your belly or abdomen                                                                                                                                            

The Stomach is where All the food we absorb goes to.

The Liver filters our blood that goes though our body.

The Large Intestine makes way through your belly or abdomen.

The Small Intestine takes out majority of our digestive process.

The Oesophagus is apart of the digestive system.                                                                                                                                                                                                  

when did maori establish kaiapoi pa? 1700

The background to the establishment of this pa was one of the many southward migrations of Maori times. This time it was Ngai Tahu moving into North Canterbury in the 1670 s displacing the established Ngati Mamoe as they went

why is the kaiapoi shorten their name? The town developed in the 1850 s on Kaiapoi Island, between the south and north branches of the Waimakariri River

The pa was built about 1700 by tu  Rakauatahi  the ngai of the tahu chief 

Athletics 2020

                                               Term 1 Athletics 

4th Of March was when Hornby High School had our Athletics day I participated in Discus Long Jump High Jump Shot Put And Sprints 

I learnt The correct technique  for shot put 

• As i released the shot i had to rotate my shoulders and my hips   

•Then i had to throw the shot in a arc 

•Long Jump 

•  I had to make sure i got a good run up 

• and i had to jump as high and as far as i could 

•High jump `

•Get a good run up 

•get your timing right 

• when time is right jump and do scissors kick 

  

I enjoyed doing PE because it's good for me and my body And my health.

•My score for 

High Jump 1.3m 

Long Jump 4.0m 

Discus 27.43 

Shot Put 

Whare Tapa Wha

                              Hauora-Well-Being

For the past 3 weeks in health We have been Learning and doing work around Whare Tapa Wha We made a house with all 4 of the dimensions then made it into a house the house represents all the 4 well being It must have all four of the dimensions Physical Social Mantle Spiritual and Emotion if you house did not have that it would not be as strong and will be weak There for that is why it is important to have all of the four dimensions In you Whare.

Well-Being Is a fun and activity that here at Hornby High School does It goes like for the first 10 minutes You have 2 minutes to pick from each box you get to have 10 minutes of being active or picking up trash ect. Well-being is to help keep the community and help yourself with your health and fitness. 

Setting plan was a good choice helps us keep on task and connect with people we don't usually ever talk or sit with and that is why i think the seating plan is good.

 What make my identity? 

My passion for rugby my background where i came from has made me who i am today because if i didn't have one if those thing in my life i would not be the Teenager i am today why is rugby apart of me because i grew up with it and it made me realize  that size doesn't matter if you think it does it doesn't and why is my background so important to me because i grew up in a strict home where if you didn't listen you would get a hiding known as a beating but it helps us learn our lesson so people say it's abuse but to us islanders it's known as discipline and why is where i came from so important is because   

Tokelau language week🇹🇰

                               tokekau language week 

There’s a spirit in the tree. If you have the gift, you will hear its whispering, letting you know if your midwifery talents will born a vaka to sail the South Seas.   

But that art and skill of a traditional Tokelau vaka master carver is fast disappearing. Fortunately, a Creative New Zealand initiative has led to one such rare individual coming to Aotearoa and will showcase, demonstrate and share his knowledge as part of an annual Pacific cultural and artistic exchange which coincides perfectly with Tokelau Language Week.

                                                                                                                                                                                      

The total population of New Zealand in 1914 was just over one million. In all, more than 120,000 New Zealanders enlisted, and around 100,000 served overseas. Most were young men, and nearly one in five who served abroad did not return.
 World War II was the deadliest military conflict in history. Deaths directly caused by the war (including military and civilians killed) were estimated at 50–56 million people, while there were an additional estimated 19 to 28 million deaths from war-related disease and famine. Civilian deaths totalled 50-55 million.There was one soldier named Privet Doss who was known for his bravery because he was deployed to the most bloodiest of the war areas. it was a close battle with their enemies, the Japanese, and there were heavy and strong guns. The beach he and his team were on was called Okinawa where more than 100-thousand Japanese died and 

only 7 thousand US troopers had died. This was because the Japanese had a poor idea to always rush the enemy. It worked but their poor idea came to and end when the US had finally turned the tables and they rushed the Japanese with everything they had got. They could only get half of Okinawa so they decided to spend the night at their new stop and wipe out the rest of the ridge when the sun rose. 

Little did they know that the enemies had more troops to rush them. When sun rise finally came, the US was about to wipe out the rest but then the tables turned again and the Japanese pushed the US back and where they began. There were too many Japanese so the US had to fall back and retreat. BUT, there was this one young brave man named Desmond Doss who asked God," What do you want from me?" Then out of nowhere he heard screams for help and he said," OK," and ran back in to the hell fire. The rest of his team fell back and each person he saved, he asked the Lord," Please help me get one more Lord". He saved all that he could and saved a 

total of 75 wounded men. 

Even some Japanese were saved by him and he was the youngest to receive a Medal of Honour. 

2006 23 march death of Desmond T Doss.