Ski Camp Fun!

Sleeping

The beds were hard, uncomfortable and squeaky!  Bedtime was at 8pm and lights out at 8.30pm.  Helen tells us to brush our teeth and go to the toilet. 

Annoying Sam is getting hyper throwing lollies everywhere. Me and Sumon looked at each other and said together, lets eat all the lollies! But josh what are we going to do with the evidence? Chuck them in the rubbish bin of course!  When we finally got to sleep it was 10 o’clock! By Josh Penno

Whitestar 

  Getting on the chairlift was god fun.  When we got off it was cool.  We went down the Whitestar.  Sumon got too much speed so he fell over.  But Whitestar was pretty hard, not easy.  On the chair lift, it had the best view.  A snow boarder hit me and my ski came off but I put it back on and went back up the chairlift.  The Whitestar chairlift was way faster and I could not stop, and I went flying down the mountain and then I finally stopped.  I had to wait for Sumon and he took forever.  But it was OK because Mark said “You can go down by yourself, just wait for me at the lift”

  Mark came flying down and he past me.  Then we had to find Sumo.  Louis asked if he could come with us and we said yes.  We went over jumps, it was cool!  We fell over trying to turn the corner and then a snow boarder came and helped me up.  He was so nice and I said thank you. 

  Me and Louis grabbed some poles but they were lame so we went to the café and Helen said to be back in one hour.  I said OK and had another turn on the chairlift. By Sam Davies

Food Glorious Food!
 At ski camp we were put in groups, so every morning one group would have to get up really early to prepare breakfast.  Then when breakfast was done, the next group would clean up, then the next group would prepare lunch so that we could make our sandwiches ready for lunch at the ski field.  Another group would clean up the lunch things.  Once we had gone skiing and come back and put our everyday clothes back on, we had a play and the first group would prepare dinner.  The second group would clean up… and that went on for four days! By Brook Holt