Hangi and jump rope for heart.

On Friday the hole of glen innes school walked to the glen innes centre and do jump rope for heart. While we were getting ready for the walk we were practicing our group routine and our class routine also. When we were finished the routines we had to get ready and start walking with the room two little kids just incase if an accident.

Next we arrived in the middle of the G.I. centre and we saw Mr Hendricks and some school kids were helping out with all the decorations and the speakers.When Mr Hendricks told us to take a seat so we did. After when he told us to sit we were waiting for our turn and we waited but the first class was room 1 then room 12 after them it was room 2 then room 11.

After the classes was finished with their items we were the second two last one. When Mr called our class to go up we were walking and got into our persion while getting ready for our song and it  was  scratched and we had to start all over.

Later when we were waiting for room 8 they were getting ready for the music as well but there song was scratched as well as ours was. When we were waiting for them to finish and we waited and waited but then I was saying in my head yes it’s over and we can go back to school and eat our lovely Hangi.

Last but not least we were waiting outside the hall again for about 5 minutes. Then we got called to go in and sit down and wait for another 5 minutes and the corner of my eye I saw Miss Lamase handing out the cans of coke and fanta and also some mountain dews.

The one thing that I like about the hangi was the chicken and the potato salad that was the best thing out of the hangi and if it was from the actual maori traditional it would of be more nicer and more food.