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The Waipipi Wave

Waipipi Wave welcomes two new reporters. They are Hannah Gleeson and Thomas Kay .

History on Rugby and the Rugby

World Cup

Rugby was originally called football, but in 1823

William Webb Ellis picked up the ball up and with some mates they invented the game Rugby. This was the main difference between rugby and soccer.

Other people realized that rugby would be fun so more rugby players joined the sport. The first rugby club formed was named Guys Hospital Football

Club.

Timeline of the development of Rugby:

1860

Leather ball was made out of pig’s bladder and it becomes a bit oval.

1870

The first international game between Scotland and

England.

1871

Clubs come together to make the rules. Soon it is official that all clubs play by the same rules.

1892

Rugby Football Union make it compulsory to have an oval ball.

1987

First Rugby World Cup is held in New Zealand and

Australia. The All Blacks win!!!

1991

England host Rugby World Cup. Australia win.

1995

South Africa host the Rugby World Cup and they win.

2003

Australia host Rugby World Cup. England win.

2007

South Africa win Rugby World Cup hosted in a lot of places like France and Wales.

2011

NZ hostRugby World Cup. Hopefully the All Blacks win.

By Rhys Foy

Interview with Jo

McNally and her background in speaking

Spanish

How long have you spoken Spanish?

I have spoken Spanish for 6 years.

When did you learn Spanish?

After my son was born in England I went to college at night, but then it became a social thing where I would meet up with my friends and we’d try to speak Spanish together. My first Spanish teacher was a French man.

Have you ever been to Spain or any country that speaks Spanish?

Yes, I have been to Spain, Menorca and Tenerife.

Doyou enjoy teaching Spanish?

Yes, I am trying to make it fun for the kids to learn a new language and culture.

Interview by Hannah Gleeson

Area by Bottom Court

Waipipi wave reporter William Salmon asked people around Waipipi School what they would like to do with the space the tree left behind.

Some answers were:

 a gazebo,

 another playground,

 a pool,

 a spa pool

 an art gallery.

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I think that they are all great ideas my idea was a green house because I know we all love trees.

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What do you think we should do with the grass area down by the bottom court?

Go the All

Blacks!

Written by William Salmon

Jobs

Hmmm….time. Time flies by doesn’t it? As it flies we get older.

You won’t be at school forever you know and you’ll need to think about what you will do for a job.

Have you ever thought about that?

Well I have and my dream job is to be an author. Do you have a dream job? If not, then I have gone around surveying what people would like to do when they grow up. Maybe that could help you decide. Police man, army man, video games designer, All

Black, skate boarder, animal biologist , All White, boxer (No not the dog), navy, mechanic, race car driver, motor bike racer, scientist, chef, author and vet. There are some people that had very odd suggestions. But I guess they were just being silly so I chose not to put their wacky ideas into the paper.

So have you got any new ideas on what you would like to be when you grow up yet? Well if not ask your mum or dad what their job is and maybe they will have a job that you will like or be suited to.

So other than that, enjoy the time when you don’t have to do hard work all day.

By Joshua Salmon.

A chef at work.

Bey Blades vs.

Tech Decks

The bell rings, people scoff down their food and rush to the changing sheds to play Bey Blades and Tech decks.

Huge arguments have accrued to judge what is better, Bey Blades or

Tech Decks. Many people have swapped sides from Tech Decks to

Bey Blades and Bey Blades to Tech

Decks. Now we will decide what is the ultimate toy.

I have put together a 1 on 1 competition.

Points about both:

1. Both are not very expensive

2. Neither do much

3.Are both collectables.

Points about Bey Blades

1.Are fun to put together

2. They battle with each other

3. They have different parts.

Points about tech decks

1. Can do tricks

2. Have graphic designs

3. Can replace wheels and trucks.

What is the ultimate toy? You can decide. Write the name of what you like more and put them in the box in the office

By Ryan Parker

With our horse fund raiser coming up we thought we’d start a series of interviews about the organisers.

(Left)Tech Deck (Right) Bey Blades

Interview with Emma Kay

Last week I interviewed Emma Kay about horses and horse riding.

Here are some of the questions asked her.

What kind of horse riding do you like?

I like western riding and horsemanship.

When was your worst accident?

My worst accident was when a horse kicked me in the face and it broke my nose and cheek bone.

What do you feed your horses?

I feed my horses grains, minerals, hay and a few carrots.

Why horses?

I love horses and I’ve been riding for 33 years, Her favourite horse is a Lusitano. (The Lusitano is a

Portuguese horse breed, closely related to the Spanish Andalusian horse.)

Do you have any advice for other riders?

Emma says buy the right horse, keep them off the grass and know your horses.

By Tomas Kay

Did you know?

A tigers paw prints are called pug marks…

A cat has 32 muscles in each ear….

Bananas grow on plants that are giant herbs and are related to the orchid and lilly family

Jokes

1, What did you get for

Christmas?

A mouthorgan, its the best present I've ever had.

Why?

My mum gives me extra pocket money every week not to play it!

2, What animals are on legal documents?

Seals!

3, What is the fruitiest lesson?

History, because it's full of dates!

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