Lillie's 100 Word Challenge - Week #28

“But I thought I had enough time!” I scream in horror.

Sitting on the cold, hard ground next to a bubbling acid pool staring at a sinking

skeleton, my 16 month old brother.

“WHY!?”

My tears drop into the acid making hissing noises. I stand up and look at my

surroundings: black sky with green ghosts dotted around in the sky, hard, cold,

flat ground with no houses in sight and acid pools everywhere.

“WOOF”

“Jack!” I scream with hope.

I run as fast as my feet can take me. Jack, my dog, is running around my half-
dead parents.

“You got too overwhelmed with the power, you forgot about the bomb, I

love…” My parents say in sync with their last breath.

I fall to the ground.

“Noooo!”

Bethan's 100 Word Challenge - Week #28

A shrill cry echoed in the distance, as I ran like a cheetah though the woods. Blood

ran down my top as I had just killed her. Fresh, cold blood, just what the master

wanted.

Until, I was stabbed. “But I thought I had enough time.” cried the ghost of my taunting

self. As my dead self lay there my ghost arose and headed off in to the distance.

“Master, Master I have the blood.” shouted myself.

“Who are you and where are you?” bellowed the Master.

“It’s me your hunter, I’m dead….”

Louis 100 Word Challenge - Week #28

8 April 2003

“But I thought I had enough time,” I said.

7 April 2003 – Military Mission – 14:21

I was crawling silently through the long grass, with Riley (my military dog.) Just then enemy troops passed by with their heavy armour tank. If I made a sound, there would be trouble. 

At about 14:25 I moved on. I knelt by some dug up earth.

In the distance there was a missile, being lifted up into the sky, it was huge. 

Suddenly, BOOM!!! The missile was dropped and only leaving Riley and I survivors, maybe not. I didn’t have enough time to defuse the missile.

 “What do I do?” I quietly murmured. 

Lucas's 100 Word Challenge - Week #28

Scream of the dead 

 An ear-piercing scream echoed through the woods, shattering all silence of the night. I left the body and dashed away, my knife leaving a trail of blood behind me, the deed was done.
You could call me ruthless but I know what I am, I know.
The Loxa were closing in, my hopes were being defied, I thought I had enough time but I was wrong. Surrounded. Their red beady eyes fixed on me, It was hopeless until… I pulled my knife out and pressed the button. The thick blade and separated into pieces, then I hurled my razor blades at them, and that’s when the trigger was pulled.

Gaby's amazing animation

Who knows what our stationery gets up to when we're not looking....

Sport Relief 2014

We held a sporty day on Friday all in aid of Sport Relief 2014. We all dressed up in red and had lots of fun. We set up a range of activities on the field which we all had a go with for a donation to the charity. These activities included sponge the teacher (Mr Hunt!), penalty shoot out, shoot the hoop, plate spinning, obstacle course, crossbow shooting, target shooting and many more.

 We raised an amazing...


 

 WELL DONE EVERYONE!!

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