Wedners
Sunday 27th December
Hi Molly,
Greetings from Australial We're
having a fantastic time here. Today,
it's hot and sunny and we are at the
beach. I'm sunbathing and my sisters
are making a sandcastle. Dad and
Mervert are windsurfing. Some
people are swimming and others are
playing beach volleyball or sailing
their boats. We all love it here!
See you when we get back.
Monday 6th April
Hi Will
We're having a wonderful time here ar
Shymbulak in the Zaili Alatau Mountains
in Kazakhstan. It's a beautiful place and
there is snow everywhere! It's freezing
cold, but the sky is blue and the sun is
shining. Assel and Sanzhar are skiing at
the moment. My lesson is this afternoon,
so I'm having a hot chocolate now. We're
having lots of fun.
Talk to you soon.
Berik
Saturday 11th July
HL Barney,
Hello from Thailand. The weather's
strange here but we're having a
wonderful time! It's warm and
sunny today, but it's often cloudy
and rainy. Saule and Nurlan are
visiting the floating market, and
Nurzhan and I are having a snack.
It's great. This is an amazing
country. We love it.
Take care.
Ruslan
Leno
I spend a lot of time at school attending classes without fail. I do it every day already for many years and I’ve got many years of school ahead. I know my classmates and teachers, and they know me. School is a very special place, where everyday something is happening, and of course I tell my family about my school life, but we do not share it. It’s like telling at school about your family life – you can tell about it, but you can’t share it.
I truly agree that school is like a second family. Among classmates we all have our social roles, we help each other, talk to each other, and in some way lean on each other. Of course, we have a lot of fun together and are eager to spend free time in a company of each other. True to say, I’ve got much more friends and fellows at school than in out-of-school circle.
At school we are educated and brought up by the same teachers in the same manner – and that is really very much, what we have in common with the classmates. We even have at least one meal a day together! And like in a real family, there are a lot of problems solved within the school. I see around that adults change jobs much more often, than children change their schools. And like with the cousins sometimes we quarrel with the classmates, but soon we forgive and forget.
years of school ahead. I know my classmates and teachers, and they know me. School is a very special place, where everyday something is happening, and of course I tell my family about my school life, but we do not share it. It’s like telling at school about your family life – you can tell about it, but you can’t share it.I truly agree that school is like a second family. Among classmates we all have our social roles, we help each other, talk to each other, and in some way lean on each other. Of course, we have a lot of fun together and are eager to spend free time in a company of each other. True to say, I’ve got much more friends and fellows at school than in out-of-school circle.
At school we are educated and brought up by the same teachers in the same manner – and that is really very much, what we have in common with the classmates. We even have at least one meal a day together! And like in a real family, there are a lot of problems solved within the school. I see around that adults change jobs much more often, than children change their schools. And like with the cousins sometimes we quarrel with the classmates, but soon we forgive and forget.