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Student Recognition

We are incredibly proud of two Year 6 students who have shown exceptional talent and flair in their writing this term. Their creativity, voice and sophisticated storytelling have earned them a place in the Book Week Writing Competition, where their pieces will be judged alongside entries from students across a variety of other schools. Their work demonstrates maturity beyond their years, and we are thrilled to see them representing Year 6 with such passion. We will keep you posted on how they go — below is what they wrote, and we know you’ll be just as impressed as we are.

 

Glorious Twinkle City

Sofia Year 6

 

Glorious Twinkle City chirped with drama! Queen Sakura had to step down after reigning as queen for 80 years! She was in a flutter to find the perfect successor. Every petal roofed village and neon-lit suburb buzzed with the one main question; who will win the Crown of Magnolia? At luxury Jacaranda Cafe, two pixies combined star sugar into their pink drink coffees.

 

“I heard Shelly-Bow gifted golden lilies for the judges to favour her!” Lady Lychee explained. 

Lilli Pilli clutched her clover stem, “Did she steal them from the forbidden garden?”

“Yes! She used shadow magic to sneak in!” Lady Lychee replied.

 

Suddenly, the mossy cobblestone drive filled with curious fairies! Queen Sakura gracefully flew on stage: “Dear citizens, my 80 year reign is coming to an end. I need a queen who knows this city back to front, listens to everyone, and who is a great role model for Glorious Twinkle City.” The crowd held a breath all together. “The Crown of Magnolia goes to…,” Queen Sakura pointed to a dusty petite fairy in ink stained clothes. “Bambi!” The fairies were in utter shock. Bambi frantically froze. “Me?!” 

 

While the pixies gossiped about random candidates, Bambi was right there keeping the place running: Giving jobs, picking up rubbish and helping everyone in need. Bambi was the perfect queen and no one had realised. Bambi took the crown and fluttered magically ever after.

 

Flames

Charlie Year 6

 

Chapter 1

Smoke

Fire

Ash

Flames

The whisper of death

 

I trudge through

Heat biting at my neck

Screams echoing across the hall

When will it end?

When will it be over?

 

My helmet is smouldering

My clothes aflame

My extinguisher empty

My comrades gone

Lost, in an endless maze of fire

 

Chapter 2

I drag my axe

I smash open the door

Inside

A child

An innocent child left to the mercy of the flames

 

He is beyond saving

Burnt and chocked

Another victim to the flames

Another life cut short

Another mother weeps

 

Chapter 3

Every minute

I find another

Another claimed by hell

Another innocent

Another death

 

I see a window, melting away

The last time I will see sunlight

The last time I will feel comfort

Joy

Hope

I turn, looking at the danger ahead

Why not quit now?

But I know I can’t

I must venture on

A one way ticket to hell

 

Chapter 4

I continue

Lost

Forgotten

Hopeless

Scared

 

Every second could be my last

Every breath I take

Every step I walk

All for nothing

All to  cease

 

I feel the ash in my throat

My boots

My helmet

My coat

My hair

 

When will the suffering end?

 

Chapter 5

I start to see double 

Double the flames

Double the blood

Double the pain

The endless pain

 

I sit down

I’m too weak to do anything else

To help anymore

I close my eyes 

Knowing they won’t open again

 

And let hell take me

The End

 

 

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A huge congratulations to Tyrion in Year 5, who took out first place in the jersey design competition for his soccer club, PBFC!  Starting next season, every team across the entire club will be wearing Tyrion’s custom designed kit on the field. We are incredibly impressed by his creativity and so proud to see his artistic talents recognized in the wider community. Phenomenal effort, Tyrion! We are so proud of you!

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