Aussie Rules

Every Thursday after morning tea we go and play Aussie rules. First The lady Megan told us some incursions befor we played Aussie rules. First Megan told us to get into partnes my partna was Tauwhare and we got a ball to. The first thing we had to do was do a drop punt it was really easy to do. We were doing step by step it was really fun. After we finshed doing that we did a hand pass we did step by step like the drop punt when we did step by step it was cool because when we hit it out of uor hand it was like a prite. It was time to pack up after we had finshed doiong the hand pass it was really fun haveing the AFL people to came to Pt England School and teach us how to play aussi rules "thank you really much we had fun with yous".

New Zealand info.

The Maori name for New Zealand is Aotearoa which translates into ‘The Land of the Long White Cloud.’ The population of New Zealand is 4,450,900 residents with Auckland (1,350,900 residents) having the largest population of any city. There are 3 main Island’s and they are named the North Island, South Island and Stewart Island. There are three main language’s that are spoken in New Zealand and they are English, Te Reo Maori and New Zealand sign language.

New Zealand info.

The Maori name for New Zealand is Aotearoa which translates into ‘The Land of the Long White Cloud.’ The population of New Zealand is 4,450,900 residents with Auckland (1,350,900 residents) having the largest population of any city. There are 3 main Island’s and they are named the North Island, South Island and Stewart Island. There are three main language’s that are spoken in New Zealand and they are English, Te Reo Maori and New Zealand sign language.

Rugby World Cup opening ceremony.

On Friday night the All Blacks played Tonga but before they played there was an opening ceremony for the Rugby World Cup . My favourite part of the ceremony was when a boy was imagining that he was a famous rugby player. The boy tried to get a try and he made it all the way to the try line. As he went to the try line where he saw someone standing in a cloud of smoke. It was the best of them all, Jonah Lomu.

My second favourite part of the Rugby world cup opening ceremony was when there were fireworks in the air. The fireworks were really cool I could even see it from my house.Hope you like my story GO THE ALL BLACKS!!