Not Enough Time

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by Vivienne Sun aged 11

Time is slipping through my hands,
A tide fading from the sand.
I’m chasing the hours, but they don’t wait
Each tick sounds further and further away

The sky turns dark, blues and greens creeping in,
the light fading, though it feels like day has just begun
Another day gone, still so much to do,
Letters to write and conversations to be had,
Tasks keep coming but not enough time.

Oh Dear

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by Aoife aged 10

Oh dear, oh dear, what’s going on?
What happened to my dear son?
He’s in the TV. Oh, what happened there?
Someone explain to me please

Oh dear, oh dear what is going on?
What happened here?
What is graze, oh do tell

Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear

Little Hurricane

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by Aoife Montgomery aged 10

Blocks tumble, tiny feet patter
down the narrow corner
Who could it be?
Well, my little brother of course!!!

My Mum

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by Aoife Montgomery aged 10

My mum is a gorgeous woman of 30
She loves me aplenty
She could do nothing more to be
Much better than she is to me

Be You

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by Alice aged 10

You, be you, yourself, yes you,
No reason to hide who you are,
You’re beautiful just the way you are.
No need for makeup to be pretty!
They say beauty is pain!
So let’s face it , no one likes pain!
JUST Be YOU

My Mum

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by Freya aged 8

On my way home I saw my mum.

She was a kind mum.

She was a kind, clever mum.

She was a kind, clever, young mum.

She was a kind, clever, young, fast mum. Ip

She was a kind, clever, young, fast, excited mum.

She was a kind, clever, young, fast, excited, lovely mum.

She was a kind, clever, young, fast, excited, lovely and…

SPECIAL mum.

A Bit Higher

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by Robiya aged 12

Floating clouds
Lying on my back
on Mother Nature’s carpet
of jade-green grass
Seems to me
I can reach the skies
the clouds, the cobalt blue sea,
In the sky
If only
I reach a bit higher

My Family Name

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by Savanna Thapa aged 7

I am the daughter, it’s true,
Mira is my name—hello to you!
My dad is strong, kind and tall,
John, I love him most of all.
My mom is gentle, caring too,
Anita does everything for you.
My brother is funny, full of cheer,
Rey makes laughter appear.
My sister and I play every day
Senna brings sunshine in her way.
My uncle is helpful, kind and smart,
Sid Uncle has a golden heart.
My kitten coco sleeps all day,
Soft and silly in her own way.
We all love each other, that’s plain to see,
My family means everything to me

Our Ocean Friends

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by Poppy Embery aged 9

Our ocean friends
Our friends the fishes
We can save seas
Help the trees
Or the bees
Even though you have to sneeze
Some of the ocean we have never seen
Because we have never been
The narwhals
As delicate as parcels
The ocean has emotions
Like you have to put on lotion
The ocean fish
Also wish
That the ocean was cleaner
The ocean is our leader

School Days

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by Effy Barber aged 8

We start the day with register,
Reading out everyone’s names.
But none of us can sit quite still,
We’re daydreaming about games!

We excitedly walk into assembly,
Remembering to behave.
I sit right down and “show five,”
And sneakily give a wave.

Maths is one of my favourites,
There are five sides to a square!
…Ha! I tricked you all!
How many were aware?

Then there’s English,
For the storytellers and writers.
This classroom is full of future stars;
Doctors, astronauts and firefighters.

We’re artists and musicians,
Who love to sketch and paint.
And when our teachers see the mess,
They always almost faint!

Now let’s talk about science,
The human body and the mind.
Keeping fit and healthy,
And always remember to be kind.

“Is it lunchtime yet?” we ask.
Our teacher sighs, “Not yet!”
We ask her every single hour,
We frequently forget.

We are just kids, after all,
My mom says we have one mission:
“Have fun!” she tells me every day.
Today’s history lesson is on Great Britain!