#Baby Ashleigh!! =p

On the 12th of March 2015, my aunty Helen gave birth to a baby girl. Her name is Ashleigh. Ashleigh was born at 11:50 am and had weighed, 7.7 pounds. Ashleigh was born in the Tamaki ward of Auckland Hospital and she was also born in C section.

As soon as Ashleigh was born, my aunty had sent a text to everyone saying what time baby was born, how she felt, etc. When my mum saw the text, she was asking my aunty, what time the visiting hours finish, if she needed anything and if any of my other aunties had visit her. When my mum had sent the text, I was so happy and I couldn't wait to visit her.

At the end of he day, I got to see Ashleigh and I also got to hold her. Ashleigh is a new member to our family which I am so happy about. I love her sooo much and I hope she will grow up to awesome. I <3 U ASHLEIGH!!!

HannahT signing out - xox

#Polyfest!!! =D

On Thursday 19th of March, the intermediate block had the opportunity to go to Polyfest! Mrs Tele’a enrolled into a competition that included 5 schools going into the grounds and watching performances and playing games that they had planned for us. But wait theres more... we (the senior block) made history! Yes history, Point England’s intermediate block went for the first time to Polyfest and guess it was polyfest’s 40th anniversary so it was a huge celebration for pacific islanders that had performed in the past.

As soon as we got there, we went straight into the activities. We had, 6 awesome rotations that included radio stations, banks and universities. The whole senior block were split into 4 separate groups with our parent helper. The first activities we contributed to first were, the ASB activity and then we went to Globug etc. We then had to separate into our individual groups and have tiki tour around the stages. My favourite stage was the Maori stage.

I had an awesome time with my friends and teachers. My highlight was sleeping in the bus with Jordenne and Angelina. I hope I’ll see the yr 7’s and 8’s next year when I’m in Poly =D

P.P: I would like to say thank you to Shanan for looking after us and buying us lollies =D

#Singing The Cook Island National Anthem!!! =D

As you all know, I love to sing. I had an opportunity last Saturday to sing both the Cook Island and New Zealand national anthem for the under 20's Cook Island rugby boys vs Tonga game. The game was held at Sacred Heart College.

I was sooo excited but I was also a little shy because I had to learn the words in 4 hours! I'm not really good at remembering words, ecspecially words in another language... "BUT!" I wanted to learn the words because I wanted to perform in front of my grandparents so that they knew how proud I am to be a Cook Islander.

As soon as we parked up, I could feel my goose bumps popping out. "You alright?" My mum said with a little grin. "Of course! I think it's just a little cold. Are you cold?!" I asked, trying to change the subject. "You'll be fine! Just look at nana and papa and you'll be good." My mum said with a gentle voice. "Hannah Tetini?! Hannah Tetini?!" Ana screamed threw the microphone. "Go baby you can do this =)" My mum carmly whispered.

I walked to the center of the field to get ready." As we were walking, I see more people coming towards the seats.  I could feel myself getting nervous as I grabbed the microphone and looking towards the crowd I see my grandparents waving and smiling at me, that made me feel confident.  I sang first then the Tongan singer went second and then we sand the NZ national anthem together.  I felt more confident as I sang more and could see my family.

I had a lot of fun meeting new people and hopefully i can do it again.

Hannah T signing out.

#My Visual Mihi =D

Kia Ora, Talofa Lava, Fakalofalahi atu and welcome to my blog! My name is Hannah and I have made a visual mihi about my sellf. Just so you could learn more about me. So as you could see, I have 4 separate cards behind my self portrait and they all have different backgrounds. The backgrounds explain the things that are important to me. 

Card 1 (Church):

As you could see my first card is a bible which represents church. I'm a Christian that has been attending Grace International church for over 9 years. I'm included in bands, dance groups and dramas. My whole family goes there including family friends. Church is really important for me and my family.

Card 2 (Singing):

One of my hobbies are singing. I would sing in the shower, during dinner, while were recording a movie and even when I'm talking to my friends. I try to be included in every single thing that includes singing. I also like to dance and do drama too!

Card 3 (Sports):

I also love to play netball and volleyball. I have played netball for 4 years and volley for 1 year. I've played these sports for school and have only been first out of all schools once, I have also been in the semi finals 3 times. 

Card 4 (My cultures):

As you may not know, I am a fruit salad of cultures. I am Cook Island, Niuean, Tongan and Samoan. I am really close with my Cook Island side. I am also close with my Niuean side but, I see my Cook Island side everyday. I know all my grandparents from all four sides. But sadly, 1 of my grandparent had passed away. I still very very love them <3. 

#Neil Armstrong Untouched Items For Over 40 Years!?

Do you the guys know who Neil Armstrong is? Well if you don't keep on reading. Neil Armstrong was the first man to walk on the moon. On July 20th 1969, Neil Armstrong placed his left foot on the moon. If you want to know more about Mr Armstrong, click this link... NASA. But I'm going to talk about what, when and how he went to the moon. I am going to be talking about the untouched items that belonged  to Neil Armstrong.

When I say "Untouched items" I mean, they haven't been touched for quiet a while. The untouched items were found by, Carol Armstrong (Mr Armstrongs wife). She had found the items in a white small bag, in her closet after the death of Mr Armstrong. The objects placed in the small white bag were, power cables and utility clamps. So why are these items so important? Well because Neil Armstrong took the hidden items to the moon! Awesome right?! What's even better is you can see the tools and bag at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum.

This is Hannah T signing off

#All About Class 3 Form =)

#Blog Profile ~.^

Kia Orana, Talofa lava, Fakalofa lahi atu and welcome to my blog! My name is Hannah and I am a Year 8 student at Point England School. I have been attending Point England ever since I was 5 years old.  I am a 12 year old turning 13 in July. I have 3 younger siblings, 2 girls and 1 boy. I am a fruit salad of cultures, which are, Cook Island, Samoan, Tongan and Niuean. I am in the class of the beautiful, wonderful, brainy Mrs Tele’a. My hobbies are, singing, dancing, doing drama and playing netball. My role model is my mum. 

My goals for this year are, getting a good report for college and reaching 330 posts before I leave Point England. Hopefully I complete my goals this year and finish off Point England with a smiley face.