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Fairholme Preparatory School FAIRHOLME PREPARATORY SCHOOL An Introduction by Philip Reeve I have been writing stories ever since I learnt how to write but I never imagined I would see my stories in print until I finished Mortal Engines, which was about my first really big idea – moving cities! Well done for having your own piece of writing in print already in this We Are Writers book. Stories and poems can be anything you would like them to be – they can be long or short, funny or scary, and about very, very big or very, very small things. The most important thing is to keep looking for ideas. Inspiration can be found anywhere so keep on looking, and make notes of your ideas so they can be used later. Always be yourself when you write though. A story or poem belongs to you, and the very best ones tend to spring out of your own personality. And don’t forget to keep looking out for ideas for your next masterpiece… Philip Reeve Published by Scholastic Ltd for Fairholme Preparatory School Mount Road St Asaph Denbighshire LL17 0DH © Fairholme Preparatory School First published in Great Britain in 2012 All rights reserved. Apart from any use permitted under UK copyright law no part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means without prior written permission of the publisher. For permission to reproduce extracts in whole or in part, please contact the above school directly at the postal address shown on this page. All work is reproduced by kind permission of the authors, as identified in their original submissions. All work is assumed to have been produced by the stated author, original and free of copyright and Scholastic Ltd accepts no responsibility for any infringement on behalf of the author, whether intentional or otherwise. Printed and bound by CPI Group (UK) Ltd, Croydon, CR0 4YY Foreword The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee, 2012, has been a unique event which we hope will be remembered by the children of Fairholme in years to come. This collection of individual poems, written by our pupils, provides a personal and special record of this historic occasion. It reflects some of the sentiments expressed by the children of the Queen’s contribution to our country during her sixty year reign and the excitement of the Jubilee celebrations taking place. The collection comprises a number of different styles of poetry, including freeform, haiku, kenning and acrostic, selected to suit the ages of the children and to represent the variety of learning in literacy at Fairholme. Our aim was to involve as many children as possible and so Forms III to VII have provided poems, Forms I and II have written some ideas and thoughts about the Queen and the older members of Kindergarten have contributed drawings of the Queen for the book cover. My thanks go to all the children for their efforts and to the staff for their encouragement and guidance. Elizabeth Perkins, Principal Contents Elijah Adey-Caplan: Queen 1 Mehr Ali: The Queen 2 Gracie Anwyl: Jubilee 3 Jamie Anwyl: Diamond Day 4 Isabella Baker: The Queen 5 Henry Banfield: The Royals 6 Serena Bradley: The Queen’s Diamond Day 7 Devanshi Chengappa: Jubilee Haiku 8 Jasper Clemmett: The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee 9 Laurence Clemmett: The Queen is Special 10 Nadine Corbett: The Queen’s Jubilee 11 Elle Darlington: Jubilee Kenning 12 Morgan de Jager: The Queen 13 Ethan Devany: Jubilee Haiku 14 Jack Dignum: Jubilee 15 Oliver Dignum: Spectacular Sixty Year Reign 16 Jack Dobson: Jubilee Haiku 17 Lucy Dobson: Diamond Jubilee 18 Charlotte Dodd: Jubilee Haiku 19 Joseph Dyer: Come and Cheer for this Special Year 20 Madeleine Fardoe: Diamond 21 Ayman Farrukh: The Queen Looks After the People 22 Nathan Fisher-Holt: The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee 23 Luis Foulkes: The Queen’s Great Reign 24 Harry Gains: The Queen is the Most Important Person 25 Aadithya Ganeshram: Jubilee Haiku 26 Smruthya Ganeshram: Jubilee Haiku 27 Elliot Goddard: The Queen has a Crown 28 Maddy Goddard-Gibbs: Jubilee Poem 29 Bayley Goddard-Gilmour: The Diamond Jubilee 30 Alice Grange: Diamond 31 Luiza Gratton: The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee 32 Dylan Griffith: The Diamond Delight 33 Fergus Guiver: Diamond Jubilee Kenning 34 Isaac Hall: The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee 35 Lowri Hall: The Glittering Diamond Queen 36 Darcie Harker-Weston: Diamond Jubilee 37 Eliza Harrison-Dine: The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee 38 Bentley Hodgson-Roberts: Queen 39 Ruby Hodgson-White: Spectacular Sixty Year Reign 40 Beau Holden: The Queen’s Poem 41 Libby Hughes: Jubilee Kenning 42 Sean Hughes: Jubilee Haiku 43 Thomas Hughes: The Queen 44 Marni Hugo: The Queen in Buckingham Palace 45 Emma Islip: The Queen 46 Reuben Jacob John: Superb Sixtieth Jubilee 47 Matthew Jarvis: Diamond Jubilee Kenning 48 Matthew Jarvis: Her Majesty 49 Christian Jones: The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee 50 Nathaniel Jones: The Queen 51 Louis Jordan: The Queen is Beautiful 52 Rohit Kaimal: Diamond Jubilee 53 Hannah Khatwa: Queen 54 Alex Makan-Cairn: The Queen is Pretty 55 Kai Makan-Cairn: Queen 56 Max Devany and Joshua Jacob John: The Queen 57 Kenura Medagedara: Dazzling Diamond Jubilee 58 Sithika Medagedara: The Queen 59 Eirlys Meehan: The Queen, Buckingham Palace and the Guards 60 Mia Herbert and Musa Raza: The Queen 61 Mohammad Syed and Rafael Wejbora: The Queen 62 George Owen: Diamond Jubilee 63 Amogh Patil: Jubilee Haiku 64 Adam Phoenix-Preston: Sixty Years On 65 Miles Poller: Jubilee Haiku 66 Florence Povah: Jubilee 67 Natalie Price: Diamond Jubilee 2012 68 Morgan Pritchard: Diamond Jubilee Kenning 69 Anna Pydiah: The Queen’s Diamond Poem 70 Dominic Romero De Jager: The Queen 71 Evie Rutt: Jubilee 72 Freyja Smith: Jubilee 73 Gareth Stott: Queen’s Poem 74 Iwan Stott: The Queen Lives in Buckingham Palace 75 Maliha Sultanpori: The Queen’s 60th Jubilee 76 Aditya Swaro: Queen’s Diamond Jubilee 77 Rohit Swaro: The Queen and her Guards 78 Hunain Tahir: Jubilee Haiku 79 Tedi Holden, Harry Fardoe and Yaseen Khatwa: The Queen 80 Henry Thomas: The Queen’s Sensational Reign 81 Ifan Thomas: Queen 82 Robert Thomas: Diamond Jubilee Kenning 83 Hannah Turton: Our Special Queen 84 Solomon Ward: Jubilee 85 Austin Webber: Beacons 86 Austin Webber: The Exciting Event 87 Molly Webber: Jubilee Haiku 88 Abigail Webster: The Queen Lives in London 89 James Webster: Jubilee Poem 90 Toby Wejbora: The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee 91 Edward Williams: Jubilee Haiku 92 Enya Williams: For You 93 Jack Wright: Jubilee Kenning 2012 95 Harlee Yu: The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee 96 Seren Yu: Queen 97 Zara Islip and Padmini Nair: The Queen 98 Queen Elijah Adey-Caplan Form III Quiet and graceful Usually seen in Buckingham Palace Excellent dresses Elegant and lovely No-one is horrible to her 1 The Queen Mehr Ali Form IVT On her head a crown lies, In the palace the Queen lives, Behind the Queen’s feet the dogs follow her, In the sky her flag flies, On the crown, jewels glisten, In her hand, a purse is held, On a royal chair the Queen sits, Sixty sensational years on the throne. 2 Jubilee Gracie Anwyl Form III Jubilee is celebrated all over Unimaginable parties are being held Buckingham Palace is amazing Important lady, ruler of our country Lovely and intelligent woman Each person will recognise her Everybody feels impressed to talk to her 3 Diamond Day Jamie Anwyl Form VI The Queen, the Queen, She is very keen, Her smart strong soldiers, With big broad shoulders. The Queen has a passion, She has got a sense of fashion. Beacons light the sky with glowing fire For everyone to admire. Let’s celebrate her Jubilee By having a street party! 4 The Queen Isabella Baker Form IVT On the throne for sixty years, On her lap the corgis lie, She’s got three boisterous boys, And one clever Anne, Next to her the guards stand, In her crown the jewels shine, In her hand she holds a bag! 5 The Royals Henry Banfield Form IVL Upon her head she wears a crown, Inside her palace her dogs will growl, Up in the air Prince William is under the command of the Royal Air Force, On his lovely brown horse Prince Harry will ride, In power she rules over Great Britain. 6 The Queen’s Diamond Day Serena Bradley Form VI A crown of gold and very old; Queen of our land, she waves her hand. Her guards ride by With hats very high, Horses and dogs are her passion, Her yellow suit is always in fashion; For sixty years in all, She has been the best queen of all. Up and down she travels the land, Always smiling, always grand, The people come to wave their flags, Tea-towels, mugs and shopping bags. Union Jacks everywhere, Here she comes with her snow white hair; For sixty years in all, She has been the best Queen of all. 7 Jubilee Haiku Devanshi Chengappa Form VII Hail the event now Diamond Jubilee is here Sixty years as Queen Watch the Queen descend Elegantly walking round With a wave and smile Flags adorn the streets Street parties are being held Merriment and joy 8 The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Jasper Clemmett Form V Hoofs stamping Guns firing People cheering Concert rocking Bells chiming Queen waving Sun shining Voices singing Children screaming Food crunching Golden wheels turning Red Arrows flying Flotillas floating Royals reigning Royal Standard showing Prince William wailing Barges sailing Beacons lighting Guards guarding 9 The Queen is Special Laurence Clemmett Form II The Queen is very special to us, she keeps us safe.
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