March 2017/Issue #5
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#OSBORNE LOOKS BACK
100 YEARS
Photos and writing by Jack &
Ben, 9BR
We went to the world war one
battlefields in Belgium and
France. We will tell you about
it.
We had the best tour guides
ever. We got to handle some
equipment from the war.
On the first day we got up
early. We went to Belgium. We
visited a cemetery. We went to
our hotel and we unpacked our
stuff. Later we went to go to a
memorial and it was really
shocking to see how many
people lost their lives in the
great war.
In the evening we attended the
daily last post ceremony at the
Menin Gate. This was very
moving. The memorial records
the names of 54,406 soldiers
from Britain, Australia,
Canada, South Africa and India
who lost their lives and have
no grave. We went in the
trenches that were used in the
war.
Lijssenthoek cemetery
We went to the Thiepval
memorial which was very
moving. We made a clay
memorial for the people of
Belgium.
Passchendaele
memorial museum
Menin Gate
Newfoundland
memorial park
Langemark German
cemetery
By Ellie &
Natalie,
8LH
Tyne Cot Cemetery
Thiepval memorial
Science day started off well. The one thing that
stands out the most was making a bouncy ball. First
we filled a bowl with warm water. Next we poured
some liquid latex into a small cup of vinegar and
stirred the latex round and round and it came
together.
To make a ball shape we next
put the lump of latex which has
now collected together into the
warm bowl of water and
shaped it into a ball shape then
we had games bouncing our
latex balls. IT WAS FUN. My
ball bounced the highest. It
went from a liquid to a solid.
By Jack, 10BD
By Kayleigh, 10BD
At Christmas the students and staff did a school play called ‘Neverland’.
This show was particularly special in that
it was our final show lead by Steven
Moloney. Steven has choreographed
shows at Osborne School for the last 10
years. Well done Steven.
Osborne School did a play of Hamlet.
We started practicing the play for
Wednesday night . It was really hard
work, every time I got home I fell
asleep. We had a week and a half to
get ready for Wednesday.
On Wednesday we went up to the
Royal Theatre in Winchester. When we
got there we did a run through. After
the run through we had tea . After tea
we went up to the top to sit down to
watch the other shows. We were the
last one to go on stage. When we got
on stage it was fun but I was a little
scared, but then I started loving it and
after the show we went home.
By Ella, 10BD
The Rock Challenge was a successful day. We were doing our
performance ‘Reflections’. It was great, we had to practice twice to
get us awake then we performed in front of parents and other
schools. We had a fabulous time as we have won three awards.
By Liam, 11SL
Rubik’s Cube
made a 20
minute journey
on the mini-bus
to sing to the
staff, children
and carers of
Naomi House
Children’s
Hospice and
Jacks Place.
We then went to
Southampton to
go to Music for
Youth
competition. We
sang really well.
We also did
a really great
show at The
Berry Theatre in
Hedge End. We
loved it.
By Stacey, 10BD
Should the cops be able
to read our messages?
By Jacob, 10BD
Recently there was an attack against parliament. The man who
did it was a terrorist. He sent messages using his phone.
Police think they have the right to read our messages but they
don’t. I don’t think they should because we should have our
rights. They are not above the law. They have to save people
but have no obligation to do that. They follow the law, they
should not be able to do that.
We have our right to have are privacy. They should not do that
but they have the rights to do that if it is helping with an
investigation.
If you say no to letting the police look at your messages they
will think you are hiding something, so you don’t say no to them
you must say yes. Go ahead but ask the name of the officer so if
something goes wrong you can tell the police officer that you
want to speak to the head of the department.
Most police officers are heroes. Some aren’t. If you’re not happy
with them you should speak out. Prison is not a great place – it
is dangerous, there are lots of problems.
Sometimes the police can solve the problem by not reading
messages.
How is the hedgehog situation?
Hannah, Class Teacher
Hedgehogs are still under threat. We
need to do more to ensure they
survive. Over 1/3 of hedgehogs will
not be alive in 10 years. There are
lots of websites giving advice on
how to support hedgehogs.
Blue
What’s
your
favourite
colour?
Roxy, 7HC
What is your favourite
sport? Liam, 8KH
Liam, 8KH
I love all sport. My favourites are
Rugby, Football and Surfing.
What is
good about
PE?
Beth, 11SL
EVERYTHING!
Especially fixtures
against other
schools.
Who is Mr Lang?
Alfie, 7HC
Thank you Alfie! I have obviously
made a fantastic impression on you
in your first two terms at Osborne. I
am your PE teacher! :0)
What’s your
Favourite sandwich
filling?
Claire, 7CM
BEEF AND
HORSERADISH!
Can you dance
the Macarena?
Brandon, 7CM
I am not sure!
Do you like
BATMAN!?
Issy, 9CMc
He is ok!
Do you like
discos?
Evie, 8KH
Not really!
Welcome to my
memes page
The PowerPoint
guardian master
Liam, 11SL
Will you
miss us
when you
leave?
Ella, 11SL
Ella
10lr
In the Summer by Jay, 11BD
What shall I do this glorious summer holiday?
I will see my mates and go on my second date but I may By Bethany, be a bit late! 10ALP
I will slouch on the couch and do one big Bethany belch designed a new
I’m really smart and I won’t grow apart because I still postcard eat apple for Winchester.. tarts
In the summer,
In the summer.
What shall I do this exciting summer holiday?
In the summer in the summer I will get a bit dumber, as school days are no longer
And it’s a real bummer
In the summer, in the summer had so much fun at school but now I’m with my Dad,
he’s a silly little fool but he’s still really cool
In the summer.
By Ruby, LRBVK
What shall I do this long summer holiday?
Ruby used Helpkidzlearn
I shall be really lazy and pick some daisies ,
to give these guys a
By Josh, 10BD
I shall makeover. make a chain and not ride down the second Photo lane. work in ICT
In the summer.
By Josh, 10BD
After the Bergen's invade Troll Village, Poppy,
the happiest Troll ever born, and the
curmudgeonly Branch set off on a journey to
rescue her friends. I would give it five stars.
By Megan (with help from Mr D), 11SL
By Ben, 9BR
By Luke, 11SL
KS4 went to a Basketball tournament in Portsmouth.
3 different schools went which were Dove house Samuel
Cody and Mark Ways. There were a couple of games
that were difficult. Second round we got much better
and more confident. Other schools were very good. After
the end everyone got certificates.
By Ella, 10BD
By Jack, 10BD
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Issue 5
The next hero was flame who would become the
master of fire. His guardian was taking him into
the mountain of fire.
We are
close now.
Winner of a ‘Highly commended’ Award
at the Shine School Media Awards 2016
By Mr C Rivron
The mountain was really tall so it took them a while to
climb up there. But it won’t be long until some little spiders
came up to get them!
Are we
there yet!
The sword of fire was on top of
a small rock surrounded by loads
of lava.
Flame and the guardian of fire were thinking of a
plan to get the sword.
SUDDENLY the Demon spider jumped out
and attacked the guardian of fire.
Get the sword
without me and
complete your
Destiny.
Flame was sliding down on the rocks to claim the sword.
However, the Demon spiders came with an attack.
Loads of spiders were all over Flame, and Flame almost got to
the sword!
But he managed to grab the sword….and
became…. THE MASTER OF FIRE!!!! Flame has completed his quest…. For now!
Two heroes have completed
their quest – three more
heroes need to complete theirs…
Well done
Flame – your
quest is complete.
Now lets see how
FLAME claims his
weapon to become
the master of FIRE!
Let’s see how
The land of
ice does...
Issue 6 coming soon….
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