Mulwala Public School

Sadie - for writing a wonderful speech for Multicultural Speeches.

Taz - for Leeton Motorcycle races and YMBA Domestic Basketball Season 2024.

Ezra & Keisha - for great improvement in reading fluency. Well done.

Evelyn M - for fantastic reading during Jarmbie reading time.

Hunter D - for helping others to build their understanding whilst working to achieve reading and writing four digit numbers.

Amity, Charlie, Harper, Poppy & Skyla - for participating in YMBA season 2024.

Charlie - for competing at Riverina Cross Country.

Eli H - for helping other students to create centimetre square arrays.

Layla, Milla & Nancy - for competing at Riverina Cross Country.

Layla, Milla, Nancy, Nevaeh, Remi & Scarlett - for participating in YMBA season 2024.

Austin - for participating enthusiastically in wheelchair NRL at the multisports day.

Eli N - for showing great skills in Boccia at the multisports day.

Ruby - for being a positive role model at the multisports day.

Alex - for enthusiastically participating in wheelchair NRL at the multisports day.

100 nights - Eli N

Nancy and I went to Albury and we presented our Multicultural speeches about Welcome to Country. Some of the other speeches were about 26  January. We all had lots of fun and we all tried our best. There were 12 competitors. 

Our impromptu choice topic was Tests. There  were lots of people who had different intentions of what that meant for them. Some of them talked about maths tests and how they're boring, but some people talked about blood tests, Covid tests and to test yourself in many different ways. 

The judges were very nice and gave us very good feedback on how we can make our speeches better in all different ways. 

Thank you to all the parents who took the day off to take all the children to this event and thank you to all the people who organised the event and also Albury Public School. 

There were lots of people coming to watch. Everyone did very well and congratulations to the people who made it on. Nancy and I were so nervous. I was the 4th speaker and Nancy was the 5th. We got afternoon tea. There was lots of fruit and cake. Thank you to the school canteen for making us that delicious food. By the end it went for about three hours. 

Thankyou

Nevaeh  

AUSIE AUSIE AUSIE, OI OI OI. This phrase was used by one of the many competitors as an opening line, this caught me off guard a bit but it drew my attention towards her speech. Because her speech started off with a pop! She won most favourable. 

Although Nevaeh and I didn't win anything, we got good feedback for our speeches, and managed to create an impromptu speech. The topic was Tests but lots of kids including myself struggled to think during it. Once I had sat down (after I had already spoken) to listen to the other kids' speeches, more ideas kept popping into my mind. That could have been useful when I was writing it!

 But in the end one of my friends Freya Ray won the speech competition. Her speech wowed the judges and she spoke well with confidence! This experience was amazing even though when I got up on stage my legs felt like jelly. It was kinda cool that everyone was listening to me. 

Thank You

Nancy

At the multicultural public speaking we met nice people from different classes. Most of the kids were speaking about racism or racism stops with you.

Some for them had funny intentions in their speech which got the audience’s attention. 

I was pretty nervous but I felt bold on the stage.

In the impromptu speech my topic was Taking a Risk .I only got five minutes to write about it. Only one person made it to the next level.

I was so glad they had food! We had five minutes to eat. 

Aaisha and I got a photo near the stage.When they were about to announce the winner Aaisha and I were holding hands together super tight.

But seriously the experience was amazing and I am so grateful we were there. So thank you to Albury Public School for this experience.

By Sadie

I was very scared and most of the kids were really good and I was getting so nervous. I was so nervous that I started to bite my lip. But when i got on stage… I was still nervous but I just read my speech. 

After we had the food they gave us.  I couldn't stop talking to Sadie about how scared I was. When the man took us away to do our impromptu speech  I was way more nervous than before. A part of my nervousness  was because I didn't have my mum to comfort me. But when I was writing I was four minutes in and I only wrote on one little square card and when the timer went off I wrote one word on another card so I didn’t use it. I wish I did so I would remember what I was going to say because I forgot and I was standing on stage saying ‘But that's not what taking  risk is ahhhhmmmmmm blabla.’

But that experience taught me to think  about the subject for a second then say whatever comes to mind instead of talking gibberish. I am so thankful I could be there.    

By Aaisha