Fitness Circuit

For PE we had to do as much as we could of each task in under thirty seconds, here is a fitness circuit that is suited to my abilities.

• Stride Jumps

41 

• Push ups

15

• Curl ups

12

• Burpees

15

• Tuck jumps

34

Kaitiakitanga

I could contribute to Kaitiakitanga by buying cruelty free products, and items that do not include palm oil. I could also contribute by picking up my rubbish. I'll also contribute by being more careful with the environment around me.

Gymnastics

I don't particularly gymnastics because it is challenging because I can't do most of the tasks. Today in gymnastics I was able to do a forwards roll and a backwards rolls once or twice, we also tried to jump over a cone while a high up beam it was a bit scary but I've been able to try and that's what really matters to me.

Today in art we made a colour wheel and had to mix paints, I'm now going move onto my drawings to continue them.

Sport

Unfortunately I was not able to participate in sports due to a injury I had been recovering from, I went down to Wycola Park to watch my other teammates play against another team within Hornby High, my team lost 2-3, but, it was a shortened game due to the fact other teams wanted to play too.

Also I was unable to get photos due to the Ipad not sending them properly and bugging out.

In art we are learning to draw superheroes, I have drawn Cat Woman and Storm. I want to add colour and I have even done Cat Woman's outfit myself.

Community Project

Rainbow Youth

Supports queer and gender diverse through uncomfortable or difficult situations


Canterbury District Health Board

Offers help lines to help with mental and emotional  problems

Health Point

Has eight different services including a Disabled Persons Assembly and a Women's Refuge

Women's Refuge

Offers help to women who need help, there are all different things it may help with.

Hope House

Is a faith-based organisation that operates under the Hornby
Presbyterian Community Church and runs big and small community projects, it also runs many other things


RAINBOW YOUTH

This is a Social Service that can help with all types of issues and accepts donations, it helps the gender diverse and queer. Within the service there is a counselling office that can help people with these issues.

• LGBTIQ issues
• Self-harm and self-injury
• Depression/Anxiety
• Anger Management
• Grief and loss
• Bullying (including cyber bullying)
• Family dynamics (parenting through separation, blended families, new additions, relocations, immigration)
• Young people with special needs (Autistic spectrum, gifted, learning difficulties, problematic behaviour)
• Abuse and trauma (including sexual abuse and PTSD)

Here are some of the different groups inside of Rainbow Youth

Generation Queer (GQ) is RY’s peer-support group for under 18 year olds, who identify as queer, gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, takatāpui, fa’afafine, questioning or curious. 

Queer4Shore (Q4S) is RY’s North Shore peer-support group for those under the age of 27 year old, who identify as queer, gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, takatāpui, fa’afafine, questioning or curious.

Abandon all hope ye who enter here and prepare yourself for a treacherous journey. You will be guided on quests to explore dungeons, slay beasts, conquer empires and save the young Prince/Princess in distress. This is the official RainbowYOUTH D&D group

QWest is RY’s peer-support group that is run in Henderson.  QWest provides a relaxed social environment for queer and trans* youth.

ArtistRY is an Auckland-based RainbowYOUTH group. They are a group for anyone who loves to create art of all types, to share passion, enthusiasm, skills and ideas in all creative artistic fields all while providing a respectful and relaxed environment where any identity is supported and affirmed.