This week was our 4th session of kiwi sport with Hamish (Rippa Rugby Coach). First we played two rounds of octopus using the rippa tags. Most people used their speed to get pass people and some used their foot work to get pass the taggers. After that we were splitted into three teams to play an actual game of Rippa Rugby. Two teams were chosen to go on he field and had 5 minutes of game time. Then the other group verses the winner of the first game. It was great to see a lot of people participate. Thank you to Hamish for coaching and reffing our games and Ms Morris for supervising us.
Kia ora Ofa. Thank you for sharing your blog and Manaiakalani journey with us on Wednesday. You were all fantastic ambassadors for Manaiakalani and your schools. We would imagine you are pretty good at this Rippa Rugby. It was great to see you acknowledging those who helped run and organise the sessions. It will have made them feel appreciated. Did you know the word "splitted" is the slang term fro split and an irregular verb. You could use the word "split" and it would make sense and be in the correct tense too. We wonder what your next step will be with Rippa Rugby. Do you think this is something you could teach to juniors kids or even perhaps learn about being a referee so that you could referee the game in future? Good luck with all your future school work. We look forward to seeing more of your learning.
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Sue Elley (Belfast School Principal)
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