On Tuesday Melville Intermediate competed in the Open Grade Boys Rugy Waikato Inter Intermediate Competition. This is footage of the Melville Intermediate Boys playing against Maeroa Intermediate School. Melville Intermediate were desperate to win having already lost their previous game to Te Awamutu Intermediate, however they faced a formidable Maeroa team who had a significant advantage in the forwards. Filmed by Miss Land from Room Six. This was edited and prepared for publishing by Daniel, Levi and Nathan G from Room Five. Melville are in the Green with red collars, Maeroa are in the Blue and Red.
Vs. Maeroa Intermediate 20/8/13 from myles webb on Vimeo.
Classroom page of Y7/8 at Melville Intermediate School, Hamilton, Waikato, NZ. (Formerly Room 8@ Melville Intermediate School). 2009-2013. This site is now closed.
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Friday, August 23, 2013
Tuesday, August 20, 2013
Melville Intermediate - Winter Olympics Recount Daniel
On Monday the 12th – Friday the 16th I
and 35 other student went to a sports camp at Totara Springs in Matamata NZ to
represent Melville Intermediate School. When I first arrived at Totara Springs.
When I M.I.S arrived at Totora springs we had to stay in the bus for little
bit, then finally we got to go set a up our beds and unpack our things in our
dorms for the week, There were two Boys dorms for Melville intermediate. After
we unpacked our things the cross country runners had to get ready as well as
the archery, shooters and the golfers. First
the cross country runners ran and it was
very long & very close but only kid from Melville managed to get in the top
8. Then the Archery, shooters and
golfers and both golfers managed to come 2nd.
After that the swimmers at to get changed only one person from Melville came 2nd
in boys breaststroke which was me. Later
that day we had dinner then we played scramball we came 1st equal
with Te Puke.
Day 2: In
the morning we had to get up and have breakfast which then that’s when the
sports really started I was in 3 different sports four the day for me first I
played rugby we won that game then my second rugby game had started a hour
later we just managed to win, after rugby I had a soccer game and I was goalie
we versed Murrays bay dolphins we lost 0-1 that was a tough game. The last game
of the morning & afternoon was my basketball game we versed Murrays Bay Dolphins
we managed to beat them 32-9, Then we had dinner it was nice. The last games
were boys indoor hockey, girls indoor hockey and table tennis. Melville won
boys and girls indoor hockey.
On Wednesday was the day I played the most sports 4 Indoor Soccer games
two soccer games two basketball games and 1 rugby game. My second soccer game
started we versed Henderson we lost 2-1 that game we thought were going to
draw, then my third rugby game started we won and I scored a try! Then it was
lunch we had fish burgers which was very nice and gave me energy. My next game
was my second basketball game we won again! Then my was my third in final
soccer game against Murrays Bay sharks we sadly lost 0-6 My last sport for the
Afternoon & morning was my third basketball game which was against
Henderson we won again ! Shortly after that game we had a delicious dinner.
After dinner the night sports had started which was bowls and indoor soccer
which I was in we lost all 4 games sadly but I still enjoyed it.
Thursday was the semis and finals day first we had breakfast I had
everything because I needed heaps of energy. My first sport was rugby we versed
Murrays Bay sharks in the semis we beat them so we would be going to the finals
for rugby. Later that day I had the boys basketball we beat Murrays Bay Dolphins 22-19 that was a
good come back from a 22 point loss but we still won. Straight after boys basketball I had rugby
finals we lost to Henderson it was a very hard game. Later that day Melville was coming 2nd a lot so when the finals came for boys
basketball I want to win very bad, and managed to bet Murrays Bay Sharks in the
finals. After winning Melville got to have a swim in the swimming pool for 30
minutes.
On
the last day of sports camp we had to pack up all our stuff, then we had
breakfast after breakfast all the school had athletics which was a little
boring, after athletics we had prize giving Melville came 2nd
overall we won 8 trophy’s and came 2nd in 8 other things I really
enjoyed sport camp did not want go home
Labels:
Daniel,
Recount Writing,
Sports Camp.,
Totara Springs,
Winter Olympics
Location:
Matamata, New Zealand
Thursday, July 25, 2013
Melville Intermediate - Wednesday Night Boys MIS Basketball
This is Daniel from Room Five's recount about his efforts in the Wednesday night Basketball competition at Fraser High School that finished last term. Daniel wrote this as a recount for publication in his portfolio for the end of term.
Every Wednesday night at 6:00pm I represent Melville
Intermediate School (M.I.S) in basketball along with 12 others and Fraser High
in Hamilton so far we have won 3 games and lost 2 so we are going to the semi
finals. The Basketball games go for 30 minutes on a running clock. The clock
stops at half time which is 15 minutes for about 2 minutes then we play again
for another 15 minutes, then that’s the end of the game. How the rules work in
the competition is that if you get fouled and get the shot in it would be 3
points.
The only downs about Wednesday night basketball that I
think of the competition, is I wish they made the matches 40 minutes and you
would be able to do free throws other than that I really like playing basketball
for the school because it helps me be better basketball player.
The best thing about Wednesday night basketball is that I’m
mostly in the starring 5 and I get to have a lot of minutes on the court. Which
I really like.
Update: The MIS Boys did make the semi-finals and were very unlucky to lose that semi-final to Maeroa Intermediate (Boys). The MIS Boys team then played off for 3rd/4th in the competition against Whakawatea, a game that ended in a draw 34-34 with Melville scoring in the last minute.
Melville Intermediate Girls team ended their Term Two season playing against Flyers Nets in a play off in the 'B' grade. Melville were able to turn around a 12 point loss to the Boys club team in week four to defeat them 38-22 in their final term two game. Melville Intermediate Girls will be representing our school at the NZAIMS tournament in Tauranga upcoming in Term Three - from Monday 16th September to Friday 20th September. This is the biggest sporting event in New Zealand with 189 schools attending in 2013 and twenty in Girls Basketball. Mr Webb and the team will be onsite for the week and posting live from the event with the MIS results.
Tuesday, July 9, 2013
Melville Intermediate - Maori Flute making process
On Friday 5th July 2013 Room 2 and Matua Peter were making Maori flutes all the students had a piece of bamboo stick (10-20 cm). They used the file to scrape the bamboo to make it feel smooth and then they used a small square piece of sandpaper (but it wasnt too small). Then they used the electric saw to cut of the edge of the bamboo. After that they used the electric drill to drill little holes particularly where your knukles were to get the holesin the right place on the maori flute.
There were three videos created and filmed by Daniel and Wattana that explains the process that the students went though to make the flutes. The first video is an explanation of the Tikana and the traditional use of the flute by Matua Pete. He also provides an example of the flute playing towards the end of the video. This was filmed by Wattana and Daniel at Melville Intermediate School on Monday 8th July 2013.
Maori Flute Making - Teacher Explanation from myles webb on Vimeo.
This second video is the explanation of the process as explained by Liam, a student from Room Two who was involved in the proces Maori Flute Making - Student Interview from myles webb on Vimeo.
s of creating the flutes.
Finally this third video is the students of Room Two creating the flutes in the school Woodwork Room. This involves the use of machinery for the grinding of the bamboo and is quite noisey at times. It also shows the students involved in the whol process. This was filmed in the Melville Intermediate on Friday 5th July 2013
Maori Flute Making - Students in the Workshop from myles webb on Vimeo.
Maori Flute Making - Teacher Explanation from myles webb on Vimeo.
This second video is the explanation of the process as explained by Liam, a student from Room Two who was involved in the proces Maori Flute Making - Student Interview from myles webb on Vimeo.
s of creating the flutes.
Finally this third video is the students of Room Two creating the flutes in the school Woodwork Room. This involves the use of machinery for the grinding of the bamboo and is quite noisey at times. It also shows the students involved in the whol process. This was filmed in the Melville Intermediate on Friday 5th July 2013
Maori Flute Making - Students in the Workshop from myles webb on Vimeo.
Wednesday, June 12, 2013
Monday, April 1, 2013
Saturday, February 9, 2013
Melville Intermediate - The Shallow Jump
The Shallow Jump
On Monday 27th of January 2013 my aunty
asked all of the family if we wanted to go to a water hole near Mount
Pirongia we said yes of course so did the other families so of
we went. When we arrived there were a lot of people there, first me and my
cousin’s Josh, Hannah and Sam swam in the water then we decided to go around
the bridge. For about ten minutes we were saying to each other “You go first,
no you go first”. And we were complaining for ages then finally I decided to
jump as I standard on the hand
railing, I thought to myself I have to do a bomb
to not hurt my feet, so I jumped and forgot to do a bomb so I just landed on a
sharp rock. After the jump I felt better because I jumped before my cousins
even though I had a sore foot, when I got home I looked at my foot and it was
bruised but I didn’t care, now my foot is in great condition which is good.
I want to go again.
Labels:
Daniel,
Mount Pirongia.,
Recount Writing
Location:
Pirongia, New Zealand
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