Prefect 2019 by Sione

Malo e Lelei !  My name is Sione I am a year 7 and a Prefect in Ruapotaka School. As a Prefect I play a big part in leading other students. I am expected  to be a role model for the juniors and my classmates. My goal is to be respectful to others and show and remind them the correct things to do. As a prefect you have a lot of responsibilities such as showing students how to behave. Being a prefect means working together with the other prefects, being better than before and to have a positive attitude.

Being A Prefect by Madisyn

Kia orana, my name is Madisyn and I am a year 7 Prefect at Ruapotaka School. Being a Prefect is stressful because I have a lot of responsibilities and leadership. The other prefects and I have to be great role models to all students. I am grateful for this opportunity. I have a lot of goals as a Prefect.  I am excited but at the same time nervous.

Becoming A Prefect by Agueer

Aloha and welcome back to my blog. My name is Agueer for you who don't know me. I am currently attending Ruapotaka as a year 7 in Room 12. I am 11 years old turning twelve later on in the year. I am from South Sudan but was born in New Zealand.

I probably was chosen to become a Prefect because I am bossy and kind of loud. My expectations are to be a good role model for those younger then me and also to help some people in need. When being a Prefect you must say a reminder every single week at our syndicate or whole school assembly which sounds like a tough job because you do it for the whole year. When you are a Prefect one of the biggest things you must have is responsibility. Responsibility is very important because you help the teachers and mostly the Principal.

Becoming a Prefect by Frank

Last year's 2018 prize-giving, I  was one of 4 people chosen to become a Prefect. When the school chose me I got a little nervous because I thought they were talking about somebody else (even though I am the only Frank in my school).  I was excited to be a Prefect. To be honest I was kind of scared at first but after a while I actually liked being a prefect, so for me  being a Prefect is great.

A New Year A New Me... by Leanah

Hey there I'm Leanah! I am a year 8 student at Ruapotaka School. I'm 12 years of age and love to play netball. I personally love to read books about the holocaust and gather more information about it.

I have become one of the year 8 Prefects and this year I have been given the opportunity to become a responsible Manaiakalani School Ambassador! This means I will have to work hard to create slideshows to present to teachers from other schools. 

Throughout the year I am going to work hard to try to improve myself as much as I can.

Congratulations to Meana

Becoming  A Prefect 

Yesterday at assembly Mrs Vickers  announced who will be prefects for 2016. Our class and Room 11 were anxious including myself.  I heard my name called up with two boys from Room 11. I received my badge along with the notice for my parents.

After assembly some teachers congratulated me and I was relieved that I had someone to help me through things. 

By Meana