Cross Country Reflection

By Anonymous -
Cross Country Reflection
1. How did your Cross Country training go?


I went very well because I could normally get 4 or more laps and I set a good pace each time.
2.  Did you improve your lap number? Why? Why not?
Yes I improved my lap number because my pace got a little bit faster each time so I could get a bit further.

3. What value did you show on Friday at Cross Country? How?
I showed brave by pushing myself to keep jogging when I wanted to walk.
4. Who else did you notice showing one of our school values (they could be from another class or syndicate)? How?


Loretta showed connect by encouraging people to keep running including me and trying her hardest to help
her friends eg Aaliyah.



Talula and I running the track.





Comments

  1. Anonymous10 April 2018 at 19:43

    I like the way how you were honest about you wanting to walk also Why did you choose that photo for you're evidence -Jonty Kawe

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  2. Tracy Murdoch (Mum)20 May 2018 at 20:43

    Nice thinking and reflecting Isla. I love how you gave it a go even though this is not your favourite thing to do (running) BUT, on the day, you were a star and looked like you were having fun, with that gorgeous smile on your face. xx

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