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Year4 – First Prize
Reflections on leaving Haughley School
By Molly Cook
I’m
a big fish in a little pond
But
I’m going to be a
Little
fish in a big pond.
I’m
a big fish now
because I’m a year Four
But
I’m going to be
a little fish in Year’ Five.
At
the moment, I am one of the tallest
But
I will be one of the smallest...at the bottom.
At
the moment I am one of the noisiest
But
will I be noisy at Bacton?
As
I am a big fish, all the teachers know me
When
I go to Bacton, all the teachers won’t know me.
Year4 – Second Prize
Haughley
Crawfords School Reflections
By Jodie
Ibbs
In
Haughley Crawfords School, in Haughley Crawfords School
I
remember the sound of the children playing
The
sound of the piano
I
remember the feel of the school jumper
The
feel of the white board -
so
smooth
I
remember the taste of the chips in the school dinner
The
taste of water that I didn’t like
I
remember the smell of the cooked dinner
The
smell of grass on the playing field
I
remember when I see Miss Elliott
When
I see my friends
That’s what I will remember.
Year4 – Third
Prize
Haughley Crawfords School
Reflections
By
George Oastler
Heard
a sound in the playground, the playground, the playground.
Heard
a sound in the playground.
Race
you, bet you. That’s what I heard in the playground.
Heard
a sound in the playground, the playground, the playground.
Heard
a sound in the playground.
Race
you, bet you, I won. That’s what I heard in the playground.
Heard
a sound in the playground, the playground, the playground.
Heard
a sound in the playground.
Race
you; bet you, I won, not fair. That’s what I heard in the playground.
Heard a sound in the playground, the playground, the playground.
Heard a sound in the playground.
Race you, bet you, I won, not fair, cheater.
That’s what I heard in the playground.
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