"Suddenly, I woke up, my head was dizzy and the sun was blinding my eyes. Slowly I began to sit up when I realised I was no longer in a dirty, zombie infested war; I was high up in a bombed building in the middle of destroyed city. The door swung…"
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I booked one slot because I thought I'd be lucky to get maybe 30 students signing up. I got 60. Yes, 60!!!!! Okay, it's a bit more work but how fabulous that the lower school (KS3, we are split…Continue
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Lynne Coppendale commented on WP Central's blog post 01/10/2014 Tamsyn Murray http://www.tamsynmurray.co.uk
Lynne Coppendale commented on WP Central's blog post 01/10/2014 Dan Freedman http://www.danfreedman.co.uk
"He was getting chased by zombies. In addition, he ran to his dad’s house, but his dad was a zombie because his brain got eaten by a zombie. Suddenly the silence occurred. The room was filled with darkness and he shouted dad and he popped out…"
Lynne Coppendale commented on WP Central's blog post 01/10/2014 Eleanor Updale http://www.eleanorupdale.co.uk
"Everyone paused, they couldn't believe what they had just found out.
There was a break in the silence when Luke started to burst out with a waterfall of tears over the half-dead body. Lily and Jenna’s face also began to well up with tears…"
Lynne Coppendale commented on WP Central's blog post 01/10/2014 Chris Bradford www.chrisbradford.co.uk
"Soon after that frightful moment, Jason suddenly found himself lying down, lying down on some sort of weird material. “Is this supposed to be some kind of joke Layla?” Jason said aloud.” Cause if it is… um…. it is…"
Lynne Coppendale commented on WP Central's blog post 01/10/2014 Joe Craig http://www.joecraig.co.uk
"I needed some fresh air so I slowly stood up and went downstairs. I saw my mum asleep on the sofa with her paperwork on the floor. I reached for the door handle, strangely it was warm
I didn’t give it much thought and I pulled down on the…"
Lynne Coppendale commented on WP Central's blog post 01/10/2014 Lucy Coats http://www.lucycoats.com
"His eyes opened with blurriness, Rex saw a big, black, blurry figure right in front of him, “hello brother, I told you so” said Jex, but still Rex couldn’t see a thing, “now welcome to my world”.
A big group of ghosts…"
Lynne Coppendale commented on WP Central's blog post 07/10/2013 David Orme http://www.ransom.co.uk/Authors/DOrme.html
"“I need to go and get him! Even if I have to risk it and nearly die but I can’t leave him to die by himself.” cried the terrified Mother.
As the two children dropped off to sleep their mother sneaked out of the shelter to save…"
Lynne Coppendale commented on WP Central's blog post 07/10/2013 Dave Cryer http://www.davecryer.co.uk
"One dark evening when he was riding home from school the wind got heavy. He rode onto the jetty and put his bike down. Suddenly something glistened in the water. He wanted to get closer but was scared of what he might find.
As he got closer a wave…"
Lynne Coppendale commented on WP Central's blog post 07/10/2013 Bali Rai http://www.balirai.co.uk
"I guess it’s the look in his eyes, those dreamy eyes or maybe the way he struts around, like a celebrity. Actually come to think of it, it’s probably his attitude. He’s a bad boy, everyone wants one of them, and the boys want to be…"
Lynne Coppendale commented on WP Central's blog post 07/10/2013 Alan Gibbons http://www.alangibbons.com
"When I got home I went straight to my room to writeabout it, I described exactly how I saw it. The next day I went back to thatvery same wood with the light shining on the waters, the scent of the earth,trees and the undergrowth. It felt very…"
Lynne Coppendale commented on WP Central's blog post 07/10/2013 Sorrel Anderson http://www.sorrelanderson.com
"Mmmmm… That was divine, a nice scrummy treat for me. I prefer squashy brains but, you know, he was kind of dumb anyway! As I said earlier, my name is Mike pretty bad since I’m an amoeba I wish I was called zoom or something like…"
Lynne Coppendale commented on WP Central's blog post 07/10/2013 Di Toft
"I wriggle, I squirm and scream but I am stuck, well and truly stuck … Then the tapping begins a hollow sound alone in the vast darkness. My mind is racing; tears begin to roll slowly and softly down my hot, sweaty cheeks. I miss the smells of…"
Lynne Coppendale commented on WP Central's blog post 03/10/2013 Poetry 2 - Dave Cryer 2 http://www.davecryer.co.uk
"The seasons
beauty of life,
locked in a case
waiting to be woken
Summer in a flower
Winter, swirl of ice
Autumn in a detail on a leaf
Spring coming out hibernation
Romy White and Kayleigh-May Beaver, Danum Academy, Doncaster"
Lynne Coppendale commented on WP Central's blog post 03/10/2013 Poetry 2 - Dave Cryer 3 http://www.davecryer.co.uk
"She was running to what was a blob
As she got closer it was a fit man called bob
She took a glance and she could swear
It was no man at all it was a bear
She got so close it growled and rawed
Then in the background she could hear…"
Lynne Coppendale commented on WP Central's blog post 03/10/2013 Poetry 2 - Jane Prowse 3 http://www.hattorihachi.com
" When the panic was over,
They travelled back to Dover.
When they got back home
They discover a big loan.
Once they discovered the loan,
They followed the instructions as shown.
They were told to call a number,
This belonged to Joey…"
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All of ours uploaded, over to the next school :)
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