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Seamus' Blog

I was student leader today and it was a bit confusing at first since I was student leader on the first day and this is my second time, so it has been tricky trying to get the hang of it again.​

The first session of the day was Passport 5 refocus​, which was just our whole group getting reminded on what we needed to do next and how we needed to complete it. Its wasn't very interesting. I just listened to music whilst I completed my work.

The second session of the day was Surf 3. Unfortunately, it was our last surf session were we would get marked under level one or two, just as a progression report. Except the waves today weren't the best. The waves broke straight after they formed so there wasn't much time to ride a wave.

Motivated Monday:

  • A positive for me was that we got to go surfing
  • A minus was the waves weren't that good

    • A new skill I want to improve on would be learning more about how to surf.​​ 

    By Seamus- Elisabeth Murdoch College

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