Rippa Rugby
Rippa rugby is a fast running, passing version of rugby 7s. It is perfect for children because there are no scrums, lineouts, rucks or mauls and there is no kicking. Players wear belts with long velcro "tags" on each hip and tackles are made by ripping a tag from the belt and calling "rip!". When a "tag" is ripped the player with the ball must stop and pass to a team mate.
I managed to get some photos of our junior team's game on Friday after school. There team is called Sizzle.
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| George scores a try in the first half. |
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| Coach Mr Logan gives a few words of advice at halftime. |
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| Anesha scores a try in the second half. |
Room 11 Hall of Fame Students
The following students have dared to be excellent at:
- Caring for Others (Whanau, Respect, Diversity)
- Effort and Determination (Energy, Opportunity, Kia Tu Tonu)
- Learning and Improving (Excellence, Seeking, Thinking, E-learning)
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| Respect Award - Marcus 10 February 2012 |
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| Rm 11 People's Choice - Georgia 10 February 2012 |
Respect Award - Jontee
17 February
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| Rm 11 People's Choice - Zivana 17 February 2012 |
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Respect Award - Shimya
2 March 2012 |
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Rm 11 People's Choice - Talia
2 March
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| Responsibilty Award - Olivia
9 March 2012
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Rm 11 People's Choice - Shimya
9 March
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Have a relaxing Sunday (if you're from overseas, New Zealand is the first country to see the new day and you may still be enjoying the last half of Saturday when you view our blog).
Teach
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