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Chapter 4

I walked to school looking into peoples gardens as I skipped by. Some gardens were filled with gorgeous flowers, daisies and still stone statues. Some gardens were over grown, wild flowers and weeds grew anywhere there was space. Some gardens were high walled so I could not see in but I could hear fountains and rivers flowing and trees waving in the cooling breeze. I searched into the last garden just before the school gates. It was a big field around the back of the house. There stood a small herd of horses, wind blowing in their manes, their tails swishing side to side. Then one horse pure black reared and started galloping to the top of the field. I ringing sound filled my ear and I turned to see everyone pushing and shoving to get into line first. Kate came bouncing up to me, her flowing blonde hair waving in the breeze. She pulled me into line and whispered about the girl in front we both giggled. When we did maths I couldn’t  think  about anything else other than the herd of horses up on the hill earlier. “MILLY, PAY ATTENTION!!!!” Screamed miss Doily, everyone stared. Miss Doily was our teacher, she was always going on about how all this school work help us when we are older so we should pay attention. But most people found it just plain boring! At break I told Kate all about the horses I saw and the blackbird, The dream. Kate has horses so she found it very interesting.                                          

Sorry we didnt have time for 5!

There was a netball and football  touriment last Thursday and our school took part. I interwied someone who played at the netball and she said it was great fun and the weather was really sunny. She also said that she was not nervise and that her team won the tourniment and the other group from Markerhill came 3rd. Well done everyone who took part!

On monday the p1s to p3s had their sports day and we went around asking people what they thought of the day and said they were very fit and competitive. The weather was perfect for the day as it was very sunny, some people said the tea and coffee were great. All the children were working hard, sharing and didn’t moan about losing. The children thought it was very fun and enjoyed all the races. Everyone tried their best at throwing and long jump.