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Young Writers Club Extravaganza Day - October 2022

First name, first letter of surname
ThaveeshaH
Age
11
The one and only cure to vocal cords in your body. The Vocaly drops. From this medicine I could cure any vocal problems. At any time anywhere. It can cure your whole life in tiny drops. The sea monster It was about as tall as a huge England bus. The ruby scales of the monster looked like the sea beast. The huge horn appeared. The red blister p. He is always followed by seagulls and the most dangerous creature in these known seas.

7 September Week 4 - Tense Moments

First name, first letter of surname
ThaveeshaH
Age
11
The trees were soaring above me, looking down at me like a was a small ant. To my right was a small mountain made of rocks and huge boulders that may fall in my direction at any time. A few yards below the track was a small creek. Next to it, something made me feel frightened there was a small rowing boat, but it looked like it could fit two people. I wonder who came here by boat when there was a track. It must be old it thought it was abandoned and rusty too. I left it where it was and rushed ahead until I heard a noise coming from the top of the mountain. “Baa”, the goat screamed as it rushed to me like a bull charging with all its strength. Luckily, I managed to jump to my right side and get out of the way of those nasty horns. The mountain goat was fast on rocks but not as fast and agile as me on track. This fortunately made me stay alive a bit longer than I expected. I never knew my reflex was that good. After running a few miles, I stopped and noticed it was no longer behind me. I caught my breath for a while before continuing on the track. When I stopped, I realised a roar was coming from the other side of the creek. I did not want to know what it was so ...
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24 June Week 3 - Survival

First name, first letter of surname
Thaveesha.H
Age
11
“Baa”, the goat screamed as it rushed to me like a bull charging with all its strength. Luckily, I managed to jump to my right side and get out of the way of those nasty horns. The mountain goat was fast on rocks but not as fast and agile as me on track. This fortunately made me stay alive a bit longer than I expected. I never knew my reflex was that good. After running a few miles, I stopped and noticed it was no longer behind me. I caught my breath for a while before continuing on the track. When I stopped, I realised a roar was coming from the other side of the creek. I did not want to know what it was so continued on the track. As I was walking, I noticed several monkeys on coconut trees. But I simply went forward and ignored it until I learned my mistake. The monkey was jumping on the coconut trees to make the coconuts fall on me. I used my super keen eyesight to dodge the coconuts. I ran away from the cheeky monkeys. Further down the tracks, I saw more trees formed like a hall and the track underneath. The leaves were crunching as I moved every step cautiously. Heading towards the end of the hall of trees which looked like a river or main creek. As I was getting ...
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10 August 2022, Week 2: Sense of place

First name, first letter of surname
ThaveeshaH
Age
11
The trees were soaring above me, looking down at me like a was a small ant. To my right was a small mountain made of rocks and huge boulders that may fall in my direction at any time. A few yards below the track was a small creek. Next to it, something made me feel frightened there was a small rowing boat, but it looked like it could fit two people. I wonder who came here by boat when there was a track. It must be old it thought it was abandoned and rusty too. I left it where it was and rushed ahead until I heard a noise coming from the top of the mountain. “Baa”, the goat screamed as it rushed to me like a bull charging with all its strength. Luckily, I managed to jump to my right side and get out of the way of those nasty horns. The mountain goat was fast on rocks but not as fast and agile as me on track. This fortunately made me stay alive a bit longer than I expected. I never knew my reflex was that good. After running a couple of miles, I stopped and noticed it was not behind me anymore. I caught my breath for a while before continuing on the track. When I stopped and realised that there was a roar coming from the other side of the creek. I did not want to know ...
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