Flying Through Year Six

Year six has been a tough year full of so many different opportunities. From sport competitions, to finding new friends. It has all been a tough but amazing experience. I have discovered a passion for many different things and hope to continue to find a burning passion in each and every one of them. Yes, year 6 has been one of the most emotional and hardest year I’ve ever had, but that did not stop me from having a great time.

Finding my true friends

The friends I had for the past 7 years I’ve been in C.I.S are still the same friends I have(unless they’ve left).

In year 5, I had a gang of best friends but the tightest friendship I had was between Kika, Muna and I. We were and still are the best of friends and even called ourselves MKD. But in year 6 we were all split up and we found ourselves hanging with different people (even though half the time we were still with each other). I grew stronger friendships with the friends I still had and made new friendships, I also lost a few friendships slowly. Currently, one of my tightest friendships is with one of my bff’s Zara. She is always there for me no matter what and i’m there for her, she continues to give me the best advice. Are friendship is something that can never be lost no matter what. No one can separate or bring us down. We stick together in the toughest times. If your reading this Zara, your the best and nothing can change that…ever.

African Studies

In African Studies we were divided into two groups in our class, the same things were done in other classes. Overall we were 8 groups. Over 4 weeks we were given countries to research on. After those 4 weeks we did a presentation for the parents and judges. My group came second in presentation. It was a very fun experience and below is a picture of my group.

What my friends think about me

Najaah: You are the best friend ANYONE could ask for and I wish you good luck when you leave.

Kayin:  Your one of my best friends and your super awesome and cool, I cant wait to see what you become in the future.

Oyinade: You are smart and funny, you always know how to control the group.

Diana: You’re the most determined girl in the class. You always listen to other people

Maro: You are a nice and cool girl.

Nathan: You’re one of the most organised people In this class especially when it comes to group tasks.

Bilal: You are a good classmate.

Tobi: Derin you are a very playful, energetic and responsible person.

Femi: You are funny and smart and I hope the best for you in the future.

Below are memories I have made throughout Year 6. I will miss everyone when I leave school but they will never be forgotten.