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Ferry Lane on First News
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My letter to Gladesmore By Filiz
Ferry Lane Primary School
Jarrow Rd
Tottenham, London
N17 9PP
12/07/12
Dear Sir/Madam,
Hello my name is Filiz, I am from Ferry Lane Primary School and I am 11 years old. My sister ( Fatma ) is in year 10,she told me a lot of great things about Gladesmore.
I like primary school, because it fun and it helps me with my education. I am looking forward to going to secondary school because I heard a lot of marvellous things, and they are saying that it is a really good school (like primary school).
My favourite subjects are art, drama and maths. I am not good at English but I really like it anyway. Also I like science and I.C.T because I find them fun and exciting. I really like helping other people with their work. Finally, I like tidying up! I am worried about getting bullied and making new friends because I don’t know a lot of people.
Your Sincerely Filiz
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A Letter To Gladesmore By Omar
Ferrylane Primary School
Tottenham, London
Jarrow Road
N17 9PA
Thursday 12th July 2012
To who it may concern,
Greetings Gladesmore student or staff, My name is Omar and I am truly honored and proud to join such a school with great potential, it is a privilege to come in September. In Gladesmore my goal is to succeed and to REACH to be a star. My behaviour will suit the way the school runs and my learning will improve with my tutor and other teachers. I be tought my things and I don’t feel right in science, the awe doesn’t seem to have an affect on my learning.
But for now, I am attending Ferrylane Primary School (it’s just down the river) and in this school I have achieved many things and went to many places to learn from such as the maths competition in Gladesmore, too bad I wasn’t as a great mathematician as I am now we could of had a better chance in being in the top five. If I eventually past my A-levels and GCSE’s I am dying to go Oxford University and after that a designer of aircraft or a pilot, probably.
So If you can tell from the beginning I am dying to succeed in Gladesmore, I am able to help out and my lack of working will never come up in Gladesmore. I am trying not to get detention but I have a feeling I might be there less than 7 times until I go college. If you understand I will do anything to achieve to Gladesmore, it will be a great miracle to do good in Gladesmore. Thank you to the concerned reader of Gladesmore for reading this.
Your Sincerley,
Omar, Attending Gladesmore in September
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A letter to Gladesmore Community School by Cheyenne
Ferry Lane Primary School
Jarrow road
London, Tottenham
N17 9pp
Dear Gladesmore Community School,
Hi, my name is Cheyenne and I go to Ferry Lane Primary School. I will be attending your school shorty in September as my brother went to the school. I’m going to tell you about me and my school and I might ask you some questions too.
Ferry Lane Primary School is quite close to Gladesmore . Alot of people in my year are going to Gladesmore too. It is a really popular school and it is HUGE compared to our school.
Induction day was a great way to get to know the students even though I know a big amount of them as they live near by and some of them went to my primary school. I have some questions to ask you…
How many students do you think are in the school? I would like to know this so I know how many people are around me. I would also like to know, what is the most popular subject?
I like English because I am really good at it, but I’m not so good with maths I am less confident with it although I enjoy school.
Thank you for sparing your time to read this.
Yours Sincerely,
Cheyenne
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My letter to Gladesmore… By Leyla
Ferry Lane Primary
Tottenham
London
N17 9pp
To: GCS
Hello! My name is Leyla, I am writing to you as I will be attending Gladesmore Community School. I am really excited to attend it because of my Induction day was brilliant! I’ve made lots of friends only on that one day, I had great fun. (Surely it would be like that everyday).
I have met my tutor and year 7′s head of year (Mr Brown). I also know that he is a P.E teacher too. I would be looking forward to all subjects. I would be looking forwards to P.E mostly because I love P.E! My least favourite subject is Maths! This is because I am rubish at it. But hopefully I would improve as I strongly know that it’ll be fun. But in an Educational way.
Hopefully I would fit in with Gladesmore. (I know I will, because once you attend Gladesmore school, your family). I would be looking forwards to attend the school next year as I will part of the family. I’m also looking forward to meeting all the staff and pupils… Gladesmore Community School rocks, With all the activities and all the fun I would have in the future. Such as meeting famous people sing on stage LIVE!. That reminds me, I have been hearing about your new sond you’ve made called everybody dreams. I’ve also heard that Liona Lewis, Jessie J likes it. It’s successful. Just like your school, your school is successful in everysingle way.
Goodbye for now, hopefully I’ll meet everybody…
Bye!
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A letter to Gladesmore Community School. By Charlene
Ferry Lane Primary School
Jarrow Road
London, Tottenham
N17 9PP
12.07.2012
Dear Gladesmore Community School,
My name is Charlene and I go to Ferry Lane Primary School. I will be attending to go to your secondary school in September. My sister used to go there and it was a great experience for her. I am glad that I am going there because it’s going to be a really fantastic day for me. I’m going to have a good experience at your school. Now I’m going to tell you about myself.
I discovered that I’m talented at my primary school and Gladesmore is a popular school and a lot of children in my class are going there. Gladesmore is a BIG school, but it’s really lovely inside the school and outside of the school it’s different because there is only the school and the gates you can see, but also in the school there are a lot of rooms. My favourite subjects are: English, PE, Music and Art.
When I went to Gladesmore, I went for Induction Day it was a really great opportunity for me because it’s a good way of letting me get to know the school, the classes and the students better. The first day when you started secondary school how did you feel? Some of the students in Gladesmore I know and (I heard I was popular).
I felt as though I was going to dream to be a star for Gladesmore. Because I am going to that secondary school, my worries are that if I get bullied (or cyber bullied). And I’m looking forward to find my classes and meet other friends. I’m really excited to go to Gladesmore Community School. It’s a really nice place and I’m glad to do an ‘Everybody Dreams.’ It’s going to be fun. Thanks for your support everyone from Gladesmore. Goodbye for now I will see you at Gladesmore. Thank you for applying me there.
Yours sincerely,
Charlene.
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Rabbits! By Aiden
“Woosh!” As the waves come in one by one. Battling the seas, mile by mile. “Shhh!” As the leaves sway back and forth. One by one they shimmer down to the ground, creating a pool of crunchy leaves. “BANG!” Step by step the wall get higher and higher. ‘the berlin wall’ is created. “Arghh!” “ATTACK! Its language is understandable, nobody can crack it. “Mmm!” The fest is brought to the dinner table, “dine my fellow friends!”
“Cough”. There are some survivors but most never make it, what shall we do? “Rawr!” Land is taken over, no habitats, no where to live…
Food is scarce, no supplies. Just plain old dust. A paradise for the rabbits, hell for us. What are we to do? Sit and wait? Or protest without fear?
Rabbits Have Taken Over… By Amina
Everything changed when ‘they’ sailed across the waters of horror. They were completely different. Not like us, at all. The rabbits took over everywhere. They horridly destroyed our habitats and built their own luxurious homes. We couldn’t get along, nobody could communicate as their methods of speaking were gibberish. The world was revolving around us, enclosing and trapping us with doom. Everything was killing us, even the terrible food that was making us sick. Rabbits brought other animals that frightened the guts out of us. It was a matter of life and death now…
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Rabbits! By Aycan
Rabbits, rabbits, Rabbits the stain of the Rabbits were spreading across the whole country, like it was a flamingo streching it’s wings. No mountain, no desert, no river, no nothing could stop them. Still more of them came, and came, and came. Sometimes we argued, but there were too many of them. We always, but always lost the arguments and fights. The awful but fierce Rabbits ate our grass. They chopped down our trees. They scared away our frightened friends and…
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