Choc fuge

to make a choc fuge you will need.....

2cups of flower-or 1 and a half of brawn cup

1 and a half of a cup of sugar

3 Teaspoons of baking power

1 cup of coconut

add

1 and a half lb butter melted

bake 180 for 20minutes

ice while hot

My Banana Cake

To Make my Banana cake you need....

125g (40zs.) Flour

175g (60zs.) Sugar

2 Mashed Bananas

1 Teaspoon Bicarb Soda

Next....

2 tablespoons of boiling milk

1 teaspoon Edmond's baking powder 225g (80zs.)

Then...

Cream butter and sugar, add eggs, mashed bananas, then bicarb soda dissolved in boiling milk.

Lastly add flour and baking powder previously mixed bake in two greased sandwich tins for 20 Min's

at 180oc (350'f

When your finish fill with whipped cream and sliced bananas.

Jack Johnson

Jack Johnson come come come to our school we have got a video of me and my class singing Upside down. We would really love it if you came because you have been to Deanwell School before so come along again. Mr.T would love it too.

We have also added a bit of a rap to it that we all know.

Our native art work

Well here it is team. The long awaited video of our class camp art. I encourage you to post your poem that goes along with this art work on our blog. As a class we recorded our singing of Jack Johnson's song 'Upside Down.' We added a piece of rap, which I wrote which talks about everyone of us being different and that we need to share and care as well as show tolerance to others, which in the end is respect.

We recorded it using a free program called Audacity. We hope Mr Johnson likes our rendition and if there is anybody out there who knows Mr Johnson maybe you could get him to get in contact with Deanwell school, just like he did last year.

Christchurch Earthquake appeal

Earlier in the year a group of students from C4 managed to raise $200 towards the Christchurch Earthquake Appeal. The local paper came on board and wrote an article in the free paper. A local MP Tim Macindoe read this article and was most impressed with their efforts that he wrote a letter and gave a certificate for their efforts. On Monday Mr Poland (Deanwell School Principal) presented each of the 6 students with their own certificate at our school assembly. Thanks Mr Macindoe for noticing and doing something to recognise the students empathy and awareness.