My Fantastic Journey Through Primary School (CIS)

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Falmata Maya Maibe only. No one shall

have the right to vandalising this property.

Not for resale. Terms and Conditions apply.

(OR ELSE! (RIP) )

BIG THANKS TO ALL MY TEACHERS AND FRIENDS

FOR SUPPORTING ME AND PUTTING IN THE PAGES OF

THIS VERY BOOK!

CONTENTS

  CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION

 CHAPTER 2: STARTING CIS

CHAPTER 3: FRIENDSHIP GROWS

 CHAPTER 4: GROWING AND EVOLVING

 CHAPTER 5: WORST CLASS IN YEAR FIVE!?

 CHAPTER 6: APPLIANCE FOR LEADERSHIP

 CHAPTER 7: FUN IN YEAR SIX/ PRODUCTION

 CHAPTER 8: …THE TIME HAS COME!

INTRODUCTION

This book that I have created is mostly about the time

that I have spent over the years in primary school, and

the time I have had to bond with friends and teachers to

make it to this very point. There were lots of Ups and lots

of Downs, but everybody made it happen at the end. This

book is about the story of how I survived 7 years of

Primary school. Hopefully, this book ends up having

some morals and things that may also inspire you to do

something amazing in life and work hard to actually help

it come to life.

ENJOY!!!!

STARTING CIS

To begin with, I had started to be educated in CIS at the

age of 4 years old. I had started in reception at this time,

and I was very nervous because I was staying with

adults and children I had NEVER met before. But I soon

actually got over that because my teachers* were very

kind and they were determined to help me get over

my fear and anxiety. Everything went fine (and great)

and I successfully graduated from reception and year 1,

all the way to year 2.

*= My reception teacher was Ms Gibri. She was ever so kind. Thank you for being an awesome teacher! ;-D

FRIENDSHIP GROWS

Let’s start with year 2. I was starting to enjoy doing

more independent work now. But then came friendship

. There were different students I met in year 2, (Aviva

, Monjola, Molayo, Giselle, etc.) that I wanted to be

friends with. I was a little shy at the time so I didn’t

really interact much to the other students. A while had

passed and someone had already walked up to me and

asked if I wanted to play. (I can’t remember who the

person was, for I can’t work it out because I have TONS

of friends today.) I was delighted!! I immediately said

yes and joined in with their game. I made LOADS more

friends along the way and enjoyed my life in CIS so far.

GROWING AND EVOLVING

Through the years I started growing taller and smarter

and managed to get to year 3 and year 4. My favourite

teacher was Ms Ann Mans. (she was from South-Africa) She was my year 3 teacher and I

loved her because she was always there to help me learn

new things and always open for a great big hug. By the

way, in year three we started swapping classed for

numeracy and literacy. I ended up being in the highest

numeracy group in year 3 and 4. In year four, I met my

teacher Ms Owunkwe and my favourite assistant teacher;

Ms Toyin. she always knew how to put a smile on

someone’s face when there were down.

WORST CLASS IN YEAR FIVE?!

I had successfully graduated from year 4 and had

proceeded to year 5. My class actually ended up being

the worst behaved class in ALL of year 5. This is because

most of the misbehaved* children were placed in my

class. The classroom gradually became rowdy and My

teacher Mrs Rojuwa Animasaun had to scream and shout

almost every single day we came to school. It was a total

NIGHTMARE.

*= No offence…

APPLIANCE FOR LEADERSHIP

It was almost the end of the school year. My heart was

pounding with excitement for the freedom of the

Summer Holidays. But there was one more thing to do

before the holiday/graduating to year six….. THE

APPLIANCE. We had to write a letter that was for

applying for the junior school leadership team. I was

also excited, so I typically applied for THE HEAD GIRL.

Unfortunately, I wasn’t chosen for the head girl, but a

junior prefect! I was so excited and I still wear my badge

and serve CIS with loyalty and kindness.

FUN IN YEAR 6/PRODUCTION

Year 6 is where I currently am. We have had tons of fun

as we participated in activities, celebrations and more!

My teacher is Ms Taiwo and my assistant teacher is Ms

Umoru. I have a lot of fun in class and we are currently

rehearsing for our Key Stage 2 production. It’s going

quite smoothly, but some of us still need to work on our

lines. Together we can ace it; and, perhaps make it the

best production any of us have ever seen!!!

…THE TIME HAS COME!!!!!

It is finally the summer term and it is almost the end of

primary school! I am so excited because I am going to

move on to Secondary school after the Holiday. I really

hope that I am staying in CIS for year 7 because I am not

sure if I’m not sure if I am staying in BIS (British

International School). Anyway, I am very thankful for

having such excellent teachers, family, friends and

helpers in CIS and also at home. If I am leaving

CIS, however, I will NEVER forget my beautiful

experience

here at this school. I LOVE CHILDREN’S INTERNATIONAL

SCHOOL.