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Lucy Coombes Room 23 Fairfield intermediate 261 Clarkin road Friday 13th November 2009 Mr Noble Fairfield intermediate 261 Clarkin road Hamilton Dear Mr Noble, Hello my name is Lucy Coombes and I am in room 23. Wow. the past few years have gone past so quickly and I have really enjoyed my time at Fairfield Intermediate. With the help from my fantastic teacher Miss Crawford, she made learning for me a breeze. Since I am now a year eight I sadly have to leave Intermediate and move onto High school. I am enrolled at the Diocesan school for girls. I am quite excited about this new change, because they have lots of classes and new things to get involved in. My favourite subject at school is reading. Just the other day our class had to take the STAR reading test. My over all score was seventy four out of eighty. I just need a little more practice, and then I might get a perfect score. This year I was very happy to be invited into the art extension class. It’s really cool because we always do new things every second Friday. I was recently involved in the Japan artwork exhibition, the theme we had to paint was ‘my New Zealand’ My one was luckily sent in. I also had an entry sent in for the ‘doodle 4 Google’ competition; I was one of the 10 finalists from the school. One of my most favourite things about Fairfield Intermediate is the technology classes, because no other school I have ever been to have had as many opportunities. I liked fabric and wood work the most. It’s really cool because you always learn new things every lesson. This term in wood work we are making mechanical toys. This term, in mathematics, we have been learning fractions and decimals. I think I am doing alright at this topic, but I might need a little more practice. Recently we had to take the IKAN bank test. That is the test when you have eight questions for each bank and five seconds to answer them, it’s pretty tricky. I improved by nine points, so I am pretty happy with my end result. I think that we should get more rubbish bins around the school; we could earn this extra money by having more mufti-days and discos. This is a good way to earn money because everyone likes them. I also think we should get more seats to sit on around the school, and more trees to sit under when it’s hot. In my opinion I think there should be more soap dispensers in the bathrooms and they should be filled up regulalary because a past couple of times they have been empty. Thank you for taking your time for reading my letter. Yours sincerely Lucy Coombes