-By Adam
DARLING RANGE LEARNING COMMUNITY PORTFOLIO
Here at Wattle Grove Primary, (the most respected and enjoyed school around all year 6 and 7 students, the upper school students have been assigned an extraordinary task. As we are departing to high school (in a matter of weeks time), this task is presents a sublime opportunity to fully prepare us for our upcoming future. The assignment goes by the stupendous name of ‘Darling Range Learning Community Portfolio’ which we have abbreviated into the simple DRLC Portfolios. We were told about this task during Term 1 of 2013.
Each student is required to gather
up evidence of awards and photos of what we are most proud of and place these
into the portfolio. Each achievement is separated into multiple areas. The
three main criteria in which are vital in order to achieve maximum results are:
Participation, Leadership and Excellence. For each of the topics we had to
include proof and information about the achievement under the categories: At
Home, At School and Within the Wider Community. We also need to include an
‘All about Me’ section, which of course, should be the introduction of our
portfolio. It is essential to keep in mind that you need to express the unique
traits, hobbies, interests and feelings that make you, you!
Once all this
information is gathered, Year 6 and 7 students may be required to be interviewed
by our fabulous school Principal, Ms Roberts. Ms Roberts will then sort all of the
outstanding portfolios and somehow make the extremely difficult decision to
pass on a select few to the DRLC committee. This is all due on 25/9/14 and the
students of Room 22 have spectacular work so far. We have been working extremely
hard every Wednesday at school, however, we have also been autonomous and
worked each day at home to strive to reach the finish in time. We shall keep
going until we have completed our task to our maximum efforts and wish all
other Year 6 and 7 students the best of luck. Thank you for reading.
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By Kai
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