VP Zine Autumn 2011 Edition

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ViCtoRia PaRK PRiMaRY BLasts into oRBit as oFstEd

giVEs ouR sCHooL an outstanding REViEW!

the Wholeschool Goes

BacK in tiMe on a

real steaM train!

did an alienspaceship crash

land on oUr

playGroUnd?

PRoBaBLY

the best

sChool

in tHE

Known

universe

inside

articles, poeMs,interVieWs,

FilM reVieWs,

GaMes & More!

autumn 2011


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Ater an inspection this autumn

by OFSTED, the people in charge

o inspecting schools in Britain,

our school has been recognised as

outstanding. To celebrate this great

achievement, weve been working

hard to make our magazine bigger,

better and more exciting to read

than ever! We have poems, reports,

drawings, lm reviews, and best

o all, a load o new editors who

have joined our team. VP ZINE has

gotten bigger and we also have a

new associate editor, Mrs. Akhtar.

This is going to be our second

magazine ever and our best. We

hope you can join us and send

us your stories, jokes and pic-

tures to publish in VP ZINE.

Being a VP ZINE editor is outstand-

ing, and really un! First o all I

elt extremely nervous but when I

ound out it was so much un I put

on my thinking hat and became a

little cheeky. Its really, really great

and i you were a VP ZINE Editor

you might eel the same way too.

outstanding!

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All pupils say that they eel sae and that there is always an adult they can

turn to or help. They are proud o the schools healthy liestyle awards

and enjoy the school dinners and wide variety o sporting activities

The diversity o the school popula-

tion is celebrated and, as a result,

the school is an extremely cohe-

sive and harmonious community.

The stimulating, mo-

tivating and highly

relevant curriculum

results in pupils

evident loveo learning.

The pupils o Victoria Park...

bubble over with enthusiasm

when talking about the things

they learn, the experiences

they are oered and the out-

standing care they receive.

All pupils are known and

cared or as individuals.

Pupils make an outstanding

contribution to their school

and local community.

What the inspectors said...

Some quotes rom the OFSTED report

on Victoria Park Primary School

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tHE LiVing

MusEuM

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On Tuesday 1st November a Year Six

class rom VPPS were lucky enough

to visit the Black Country Living

Museum. The children arrived at

school at 8:50 AM. We were lled

with excitement! Mr. Wynne, ourwonderul, unny class teacher put

us into groups, we had a maximum

o 5-8 per group due to the act

we had quite a lot o children.

We travelled by coach and it took

40 minutes however it seemed like

25 minutes. It was really big, I was

surprised. Mr. Wynne had to go and

pay so that we could participate

in the trip. Ater a while we all got

out o the coach with our groups.

When we arrived there at the

Black Country living museum, our

tour guide called Roger came

to meet us. We lucky enough to

have a guide who actually grew

up there. First he took us to the

Victorian houses and showed

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us the dierences between our

modern lie and the Victorian lie.

Our guide told us why the Black

Country museum was called the

Black Country museum. The man

had told us it was called the Black

Country because there was a loto black og surrounding the sky.

He then took us to a cottage who

we met an old lady. She then told

us how the mothers would clean

the clothes and how they dried

them. In the Victorian days we

did not have a washing machine,

she said, we had to use things

mainly made out o wood.

The rst cottage we went in was

quite poor thereore it was crooked

and bent. We then went in a rich

cottage which was nice and veryposh. The posh one had wallpa-

per and the poor one did not.

A lady was there who showed us

how clothes were cleaned during

the Victorian period. There was

lots o actual inormation that the

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lady told us. She showed us the

dierent parts o a Victorian house.

During our journey, we went to a

place where our guide let us have

lunch. Mr Wynne ran to the chip

shop to get two bags o chips

or him and Mrs Clarke howeverthe children didnt get any!

Next we went to a historical

Victorian school where we ex-

perienced what lie was like as a

Victorian schoolchild. Mr. Wynne

was caught talking and conse-

quently the teacher whipped him

to show us what it was like!

A man called Tony took us into

the mine. First o all everybody

put on green hard hats and we all

had a torch to share in our smallgroup. The mine was very dark

and consequently it was very

scary. in the darkness there were

models o people, which spoke

every time we got near each one.

we had to

use things

mainly made

out of wood

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While walking we saw a model

o a Victorian miner called Bill.

We heard voice clips, recordings

rom dierent Victorians explan-

ing their jobs in the mine. The

ceiling in the mine was vely low,

however we had saety helmets

so that we would not hurt our

heads. We then turned o our

torches and experienced complete

darkness... I was fabbergasted.

At the end when we let the

mine we went to the git shop.

Mr. Wynne chose me to go rst.

When we all went in the shop we

looked around and it was very

hard to choose something to buy.

I bought sweets and a beauti-

ul bracelet or my mother.

We all had a good day at Black

Country museum, the best thing

about our trip was when we went to

the Victorian school. I recommend

this place to anyone who needs to

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I absolutely LOVE this movie/

book because in it, it contains

moments o love, hate, grie and

joy. It knows how to grab emo-

tions and it is marvellous!

The plot contains heart-breaking

devotion rom William to Mister

Tom and scenes o riction between

William and his mother. You can

see how much he is determined

to prove that he is responsible

or Trudy, his baby sister, when

he takes the blame or her death

and reuses to give her to the

warden when he is rescued.

In addition to this, you can see

that he is a shy and very quiet boy,

without the movie/book telling you,

so that means that there is antastic

SNOT (Show Not Tell) in this

storyline. I I had to pick a book/

movie to watch/read over a million

times, it most certainly, without a

doubt, be Goodnight Mister Tom.

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tHE KidstaKE

oVER

On 14 November 2011 5 children o

Victoria park primary school were

chosen to gather inormation about

how to make our school better.

The children went in to the teach-

ers meeting room and decided

to type up their ideas in a table.

They started by looking at the

last years ideas to get a basic

idea o what it is like. The children

had dierent roles, the roles o

dierent teachers. (Jamie and

Junayd as Mr. Wynne, Jastej and

Wait, Were still in

charGe thoUGh. arent We?!

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Abbie as Mrs. Dhesi, Hasiba as

Mrs. Fowler and Abdimalik as Mr.

Morrish) Then we all chose what

part o the school we want to make

better so then we went away and

all tried our best to think about

how to improve the school.

Then the day arrived...

We walked in to the room with

ear striking our hearts. As we sat

down the teachers looked at us

with a great big grin on their aces.

We started on our rst paragraph

which was all about healthy eat-

ing which was lead by Junayd.

As time was passing the teach-

ers said that they were going to

add our ideas to their plan. Mr.

Wynne said that it was tradition

to have a toast on such great

work thereore we lled up our

cups with juice and drank them.

It was a great experience being a

teacher and I want to do it again.

Uh oh!

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A hive o activity during breaks

and lunchtimes at Victoria

Park Primary School, the hut

can be the best place to spend

time in the playground

VP ZINE reporters ventured out

to the hut one lunchtime and

interviewed the pupils they ound

there. They told us what they liked

about the hut, and shared their

thoughts on how the playground

could be made even better.

What WoUld yoU liKe

to add to the hUt?

There should be more seats,

maybe more room to sit down.

WoUld yoU liKe to

redecorate the hUt?

Maybe, make it more lively.

What WoUld yoU liKe

to call the hUt?

I dont really know. Keep it as

The Hut but maybe make it

more green, more creative.

WELCoME

to tHE Hut

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What Kind oF eQUipMent

WoUld yoU liKe For

the hUt?

We could have more ootballs,

maybe hard ones because

we dont get many ootballs

or school even when they

get kicked over the ence.

so yoUre sayinG yoU Want

a FootBall traininG area?

Yeah maybe, or maybe we could

go on the school eld to play

so theres not so many kids

and the ball wont hit them.

so yoU Want to MoVe the

hUt to the Field and pUt

FootBalls in there?

No, but we should go out on the

eld to play because it would give

the children more area to play,

and or us to play ootball and

the children wont get injured.

What WoUld yoU do iF it

Was yoUr hUt?

Id make it a relaxing area, maybe

put some plastic windows around

so you dont get a lot o wind

inside. People might want to sit

down inside because theyre cold.

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In the second part o their inves-

tigation, daring VP ZINE report-

ers Junayd and Faith venture

into mysterious and orbidden

territory o the Victoria Park

Primary School sta room.

It was 1pm exactly when daring VP

ZINE journalishs Junayd and Hasa

were taking photos o the mischie-

vous teachers planning their cun-

ning plans or the next hal term.

Mr English was outside the sta

room helping us get a close picture

o the teachers. He went inside

and distracted the teachers so we

could get a close-up picture o

EntERing

anotHER

WoRLd

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the evidence. Mrs. Try was having

her lunch when detective Hasa

came in and said to Mr. Atkinson

Can I take a photo please? Mrs.

Try said, dont you dare take a

photo o me! but Hasa quickly

snapped a photo and fed!

The sky was bright and the sun was

ading as the teachers short lunch

break was passing by rapidly. We

overheard conversations giving

us a glimpse into how the teach-

ers lives are at home, and much

more. The teachers were aware o

me and Hasa fowing about the

room taking photos but at that time

they were too busy to stop us!

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an odE toViCtoRia PaRK

School, school, is good or you,

It educates me and it will or you,

Dont be rightened o the children,

They might be noisy but soon youll

see,

theyll help you be as good as can be.

I you see the wonderul teachers,

Especially the ones with

smiling aces, theyll help you

learn, at least until dinnertime...

LOOK OVER THERE!

Yummy, scrumptious snacks and cakes!

Children run to ll their aces,

Crumbs everywhere, its such a mess!

School, school, is good or you,

Especially this one, V.P.P.S.

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Ten golden stars tumbling by.

Nine silver astronauts exploring the solar system.

Eight colourul planets foating.

Seven sparkly moons glowing around.

Six blasting rockets, zooming across Saturn.

Five gooey aliens shimmering in their sparkly space ship.

Four colourul martians jumping high up in the sky.

Three silver asteroids burning across the sky.

Two suns shining twinkling.

And one lonely astronaut leaping,

up up and away.

oBsERVing

tHE uniVERsE

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Cold cold winter here you are,

Your white cloak o snow covers

near and ar.

Plunge in the deep drits

and toss it up so!

Christmas bells are chiming,

they sound so lovely as the

rhythm fows.

Winter winter here you are.

CoLd

WintER

taLKing

toEs

Ive got ten talking toes,

the big ones like to say hellos.

My pinkie toes like to pinkie swear,

They go together everywhere.

The others arent quite so bold,

They curl up when they get too cold.18


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tHE

MontHs January cold desolate;February all dripping wet;

March wind ranges;

April changes;

Birds sing in tune

To fowers o May,

And sunny June

Brings longest day;

In scorched July

The storm-clouds fy

Lightning-torn

August bears corn.

September ruit;

In rough October

Earth must disrobe her;

Stars all and shoot

In keen November;

And night is long

And cold is strong

In bleak December.

This poem is by Christina

Rossetti, who was a poet during

the Victorian era. She was part

o a group o poets called TheRomantics who liked to write

about nature and emotions.

To get started writing your own

poem, think about something

thats very important to you. On

a piece o paper, write down the

words and eelings which pop into

your head. Jumble those words

around and add more words to

connect them into lines. Your poem

does not have to rhyme, it can be

happy or sad, serious or silly.

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When the teacher told us we

were going to the sevren valley

railway, I elt excited. The Severn

valley railway experience was

rather abulous. It was very brave

o them that they were willing to

take the whole school on the trip.

When I got out o bed I was a bit

jumpy. I calmed down and got

dressed or school in my uniorm.

When I got out o the house I elt

curious to get to the Severn Valley

Railway. I skipped onto the coach

with excitement as I was led to my

seat. I was with my partner and

the rest o my class. When I got to

school, my heart started to race. I

was so anxious to get on that train.

I wanted to know what it elt like

to be on a steam train. We waited

or the coach to come as we stared

through the window. Soon we let

out and a boarded the coach.

stEaM

PoWEREd

sCHooL

viCtoria ParK taKes a triP

through the severn valley

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theyd never

had a whole

sChool fit

on one train

before!

At 8:45 in the morning the bell

rang. We were all so excited about

the trip. We came into the class-

room. Ater the register our class

went out and sat on the coach. On

the amazing journey we saw trees,

trees more than a sheep! Then a

Horse! Then a Cow! Some people

were acting like they had never

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seen animals beore. Everyone was

shouting then I asked them Have

you ever seen an animal beore?

We saw countless arms. We nally

reached our destination. We got all

our photos taken by a photogra-

pher and got onto our own steam

train. I was more excited than ever.

The train was absolutely massive!

In the entire history o the Severy

Valley Railway, theyd never had

a whole school t on one train

beore! It elt rightening or the

whole school to t on one train,

because the train might have

been too fimsy to carry 400

people or more. But luckily the

train itsel weighed over 2 tons!

We went under a tunnel- it was

so dark. I got so scared. To

pass the time, we kept playing

games. Someone said that they

saw a ghost but I told them that

ghosts are not real. Or are they?

the train was

absolutely

massive!

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Reluctantly, we got o o the train

and went to the engine house.

In the engine house there were

lots o amazing and interesting

acts, like what a pump cart is and

other things. The engine house

was ull o trains; Trains that were

in the World Wars, trains that

royal people have travelled in. They

showed us how the trains looked

during World War 1 and how they

look now. I was simply amazed...

When we had our lunch we

went into the play area and had

a look at the trains and then

got on the coach to go back

to school. When we got to the

coach it started to rain and Mr.

Atkinson got drenched so we all

went to school and watched a

DVD and ater that exhausting

day we all went home to rest.

are We nearly

there yet?

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An exhilarating movie which

I have recently watched is-

called Aliens in the Attic.

I really enjoyed this lm due to

the act it was humorous and

interesting. It was really exciting

because when the hideous aliens

attack the amily (The Pearsons),

I really wanted to know i they

would take over there house or

not. The repulsive aliens were

really diminutive and petriy-

ing. At the start I thought that

they were pleasant, nevertheless

they were really malicious! The

lm made me really sit on the

edge o my seat since I wanted to

know what would happen next.

I think this lm is suitable or all

ages, however maybe not or

review

aLiEns in

tHE attiC

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children under three, as they

might get terried by the re-

volting aliens.The characters in

this lm are really amusing.

The actors have been really well

chosen and they did a really

good job. My avourite actor

was Ashley Tisdale (Bethany)

due to the act that her parts

were really entertaining.

I asked Maariya or her thoughts on

the lms characters. I like Nana

because she is very old, conse-

quently she is very unny, she

said, It was unny when she was

ghting with Ricky. She continued,

I do not like Ricky because he is

really mean to Tom especially, but

then at the end he gets controlled

by the Aliens and the twins.

seriousness

and Comedy

miXed into one

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My avourite part o the movie

was when Toms Nan (Nana

Pearson) has a battle with Ricky

when she gets controlled by the

aliens. It is really hilarious!

I really enjoyed this lm and

would love to watch it again. I

really like this movie because it

is not dull or boring. It contains

a lot o thrilling parts. The story

is adventurous and exciting, it

has dierent characters with very

inconsistent personalities. It has

an interesting start and ending,

it can be watched over and over

again without getting inattentive.

The one thing I disliked about this

lm is that it doesnt always talk

about the gruesome aliens and

the aliens dont get involved much

other than the end, only the main

characters trying to deeat them,

but at the end it does involve the

Aliens. Additionally, the movie

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takes too long to actually talk

about the aliens. I also thought

the lm was a bit slow, it needs

to catch up and be quick and get

to the exciting part, I understand

the tension but its too long and it

needs to be much more quicker.

Overall, I think this movie is

amusing, ascinating and amaz-

ing. I hope that more movies

come out similar to this one.

sEnd us

YouR

oWn

REViEW!

Do you have a avourite lm?

Maybe you saw something good

at Victoria Parks very own Film

Club. Have you read a book,

listened to an album or been to

an exhibition recently? Was is

amazing? Boring? Lie-changing?

You can write a review o practi-

cally anything, and wed love

you to share your thoughts.

These points might help you

write your own review or auture edition o VP ZINE.

What is it yoUre reVieWinG?

What did yoU liKe aBoUt it?

Was there anythinG yoU disliKed?

hoW coUld it haVe Been Better?

What FeatUre do yoU

reMeMBer Most stronGly?

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a PRoPosaL

Fit FoR a

QuEEn?

I wonder what it would be like

to be one o the wives o King

Henry VIII. I think that i I was

married to Henry VIII, it would

be really good and really bad.

It would be good because I would

be married to the King! I would be

very rich, but on the other hand I

might get my head chopped o!

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MydearestAnne,

Youarethemostattractivewomanyet.YouarejustthekindofgirlIwaslooking

for.IamHenryVIII,kingofEnglandandyouhavecaughtmyeye.Iwantyou

tomarryme.Foryouareoutstandingandgorgeous.IfIcouldchooseawoman

tomarry,Iwouldchooseyou.Youreintelligent,smartandfunny.Ifyoumarry

me,youwillgetanythingandeverythingyouwant.Ifyoumarrymeallyour

dreamswillcometrue.Youwillgetanythingintheworld.Youaremagnificent.

Iwilldoanythingforyourhandinmarriage.Yourfaceismorebeautifulthan

adiamondring.Ourhoneymoonisgoingtobewhereeveryouwantittobe.I

couldsearchtheworldandfindnoonelikeyou.

Ihopeyouwillacceptedmyoffer.YourssincerelyHenrytheVIII

DearHenry,

Ihavereadyourletterandwaspersuaded

tomarryyou,

onlyifyouagreetofollowallmyrules.I

wantthefollowing

doneforme:myownpersonalservant,pe

rsonalchef,and

youhavetopromisenottochopm

yheadoff.Iwanthalf

yourwages,Iwantyoutokeepcalm,you

havetotrust

meandyoumustgetmoreactivitiesinyo

uragenda.

Ilikethewayyousayallyourdreamswi

llcometrue,so

whenyoumarrymepromisetotakecare

ofmeandfulfillmy

dreams.Myringmustbeamassiveruby.Alth

oughyouarea

littleobese,Iwillacceptyouroffertobe

queen.

Anne

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On 26th September children

entering the playground were met

with a great shock. They all said,

whats going on? Someone,

or something trashed the VPPS

playground! We went in our class

and it was trashed. We sorted out

our tables and went to assembly.

Ater that we investigated. We saw

alien goo, broken computers, a TV

with a remote control and a car

seat. I thought to mysel, are there

reall aliens in our school? In assem-

bly Head Teacher Mr. Morrish said it

might have been a sattelite that had

crashed. We were worried because

slooby yucky blue aliens might be

roaming the school corridors!

did aLiEnsCRasH Land at

ouR sCHooL?

uneXPlained event Causes

Playground Chaos!

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WrecKaGe!

When the CCTV camera turns

on again, the playground is a

mess! A shadowy gure can

be seen leaving the crash site.

BeFore the crash

This was the school

playground beore the

CCTV camera malunc-

tioned or several seconds.

cctV interFerence

The camera stops working!

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iM FloatinG in a

Most pecUliar Way

Who could be the rst

VPPS pupil into space?

i am writing to you with

regards to beComing the

first Child astronaut32


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I think I am perect or the job, due

to the act, I have been specially

trained. I think the best skill to have

or the job is being courageous. I

am extremely earless because in

the dark, I can go outside to get

the washing, thereore I wont be

rightened in space as it is dark.

In addition to that, I am very

reliable and polite; consequently,

I am the teachers personal

assistant. Would you want an

unreliable person or the job?

Obviously not. Furthermore, I

have been rewarded the politest

and cleverest child in the school.

An intelligent person would be

great or the job, as you would

need to be able to know the

directions to the alien planets.

Additionally, i a satellite is about

to crash on Earth, you would

need to work out how ast it is

travelling in order to stop it.

I can also speak one hundred di-

erent languages; thereore, i I

meet an alien, I would be able to

communicate with him/her. Surely,

you would like someone who can

speak to the aliens, and nd out

i they are pleasant or malicious.

Obviously, someone as intelligent

and sensible as you would surely

choose the right person. I have

heard that you are really bright

and you are the best manager, so

I would love to work under your

orders. I look orward to your

reply. I appreciate you or tak-

ing your time to read this letter.

Yours sincerely,

Sahdia

dEaR nasa

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JUnayd

Birthday: 26th Feb

Favourite Subject: PE, be-

cause you get to run about

issac

Birthday: 24th Nov

Favourite Subject: Art, be-

cause I want to be an artist.

Qasid

Birthday: 1st Jun

Favourite Subject:

Numeracy, because i I

go to a shop i can see

how much things cost.

Maariya

Birthday: 13th Sep

Favourite Subject: Art,

because you get to draw,

sketch and experiment.

saleh

Birthday: 5th Nov

Best VPPS Experi-

ence: Going on the

Severn Valley Railway.

Faith

Birthday: 21st Aug

Favourite Activity: Singing,

dancing, reading, sleeping.

arMaan

Birthday: 27th Sep

Pets: None, but I

would like a rabbit.

KashiF

Birthday: 17th Jul

Favourite teacher: Mr.

Wynne because he loves

sport and so do I.

aBBie

Birthday: Top secret

Favourite animal: Iguana.

Maria

Birthday: 27th Sep

Favourite part o the

school: The library,

its very posh, you can

explore and research.

coyBirthday: 8th Nov


school: The Star Wars

Room, because its

like being in space.

JasiM

Birthday: 21st Jan

Favourite Subject:

Science, because you

learn about nature.

UsMan

Birthday: 10th Jan


school: Playground,

because I like resh air.

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Unortunately, when an alien

spaceship crash landed on the

playground, the editors secret

les got jumbled up! The names

ell o the editors photographs,

and some inormation and pictures

went missing, probably taken

by the aliens on their spaceship.

Can you help match the names

to the aces? Who is missing?

ouR EditoRs

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tHE

sCHooL

Run

Ever wondered how your teacher gets to school in the

morning? Well, VP ZINE can today unveil the results

o our rigourous investigation.* Here is a list o all the

teachers and how they come to teach you each day!

Mr. Morrish

Has been seen

dashing by on a

pink bicycle!

Ms. FoWler

Flies in her own

private jet!

Mrs. Bently

Races here in a

rocket powered

shopping trolley!

Miss. eades

Rides a horse!

Mrs. MUllaney

Drops onto the

roo by parachute!

Mrs. try

Cruises to work

in a Limousine!

Mr. enGlish

Speeds to school

on a skateboard!

John

Lands in a space ship!

Mr. Wynne

Arrives by helicopter!

Miss. aKtar

Goes by canal boat!

* Facts May haVe Been altered For oUr aMUseMent

land speed record

Was that our head

teacher rushing by?

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VP JoKEs

Whats sMall and cUddly

and BriGht pUrple?

A koala holding his breath!

What happens Whena cat eats a leMon?

It becomes a sour puss!

Why are elephants WrinKled?

Have you ever tried to iron one?

What do yoU Get iF yoU cross

a Fish With an elephant?

Swimming trunks!

Where do coWs Go on

satUrday niGhts?

To the MOOO-vies!

What tiMe is it When an

elephant sits on yoUr Fence?

Time to get a new ence!

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hello, What is

yoUr naMe?

My name is Miss Akhtar.

Where do yoU liVe?

I live locally. Not ar rom the

school, ten minutes walk, and i

youre driving, two minutes.

Where are yoU FroM?

I was born in Birming-

ham at City Hospital.

When did yoU coMe

to this school?

On the 9th o September 2011, and

I started on the 12th o September.

What JoB did yoU

haVe BeFore this JoB?

I was studying as a

teaching assistant.

What priMary school

did yoU Go to?

Cape Primary School

What colleGe did

yoU Go to?

I didnt go to college. I went to

sixth-orm which is part o high

school. It was okay, really riendly

and the teachers are good.

tEaCHER FEatuRE

Miss. aKHtaR

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hoW Many Brothers a

nd sisters do yoU haVe?

I have three brothers and one sister.

are yoU an alien?

Not as ar as I know!

What is yoUr Best MeMory?

When I went on the trip on my rst

day here at Victoria Park Primary. It

was to the Severn Valley Railway.

What do yoU Want to

Be When yoU GroW Up?

I wanted to be a teacher and

work with children. Thats

what Im doing now.

Whats yoUr FaVoUrite

chocolate or sWeets?

I dont like sweets, but I do like

Galaxy Hazelnut. I also like Fanta.

Were yoU eVer

BUllied in school?

No, not that I remember.

What Was yoUr

FaVoUrite school?

I liked Shireland Collegiate Acad-

emy. We had trips that wed go

on or a ew days, like camping.

I had more options in my sub-

jects and there was more vari-

ety in the languages on oer.

For example I could have picked

Chinese, Japanese, German. It was

good, I enjoyed my high school. I

learned Urdu. As a Muslim mysel, I

had problems understanding Urduas I was brought up speaking Eng-

lish with my brothers and sisters.

So I learned the proper Arabic way,

Urdu and everything in high school.

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