Graduation Time
This past week, the senior classes left the school to prepare for their exams. The senior classes are years 11, 12, and 13. Here are 2 of my classes on the last day. The classes are bigger, but a lot of students cut the last day.
My year 11 class - also called 5th form.

Year 12 (aka 6th form) I apologized to Louise - the girl that I blocked in the picture. I felt bad, but I had to make sure that I got in.

Wednesday night was the Senior Prize-giving, which is the kind of equivalent to graduation. The teachers had to dress in a hood and gown and process in. They didn't have the hood for Towson University, so I got to pretend I graduated from the University of Auckland.

The prize giving, like most graduations was long and had a lot of speeches. But, only in New Zealand do they start with a kapahaka.

I had to leave early because I got sick. I don't have any pictures of that, I just want people to feel bad for me. I drove with Sarah and Carolyn, so I couldn't go home. I had to go out to the car and sleep there until it was over. Don't worry, I'm better and at 100%.
1 Comments:
Poor Louise ;) Sorry you got sick!Glad you're all better! I'm still scared of the Haka.
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