Showing posts with label Lukas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lukas. Show all posts

Monday, 21 November 2022

Winner!

 


Congratulations to Lukas De Wit, who was the winner of the Toitoi Story Search competition. His poem titled 'Scaly Hunter' has been published in Toitoi 29. Awesome!



Words by Lukas De Wit age 13
Pictures by Emily Cronwright, age 11



Thursday, 3 November 2022

Lukas | Winner of Toitoi Story Search!


Congratulations to Lukas DW, who as the winner of the Toitoi Story Search has had his poem published in Toitoi 29. We spotted this on Toitoi's social media pages but have yet to see the journal in person... hopefully it will arrive in the next few days! Congratulations Lukas!

 

Wednesday, 17 August 2022

Congratulations...

These students have all had writing selected for publication in Toitoi 29:

Chelsea K
Florence G-P
Lukas DW

Also, Lukas was the winner of the Toitoi Story Search Competition, for his piece titled A Scaly Hunter. Congratulations to these talented writers!



Friday, 3 September 2021

Lockdown Voices


 In the 2020 Lockdown, some of our Russley Writers wrote about their experiences and had their work published in the School for Young Writers' Lockdown Voices project.

You can not only read their work, but also hear the students read their poems at the links below:


Bryn | How Not to Wash Hands

Emma C | My Grandad's Spectacular 73rd Birthday

Lukas | How NOT to Do Your Class Zoom Meeting

Milla | Ode to the Supermarket DJ

Friday, 18 September 2020

Lockdown Voices - Now Live!

It was very exciting to attend the launch of the Lockdown Voices 2020 at  Tūranga this evening.



Bryn and Milla bravely took the stage to read their poems to the crowd. They did a wonderful job, and truly did Russley School proud.

You can hear their poems as podcasts on the links below, along with poems from Emma C and Lukas D. Their work will be broadcast on Plains FM Radio over the next few Saturday mornings. (Scroll down for the broadcasting schedule).

Bryn Devonald - How NOT to Wash Hands During Covid-19

Emma Cox - My Grandad's Spectacular 73rd Birthday

Lukas De Wit - How NOT to do a Zoom Meeting

Milla Ydgren - Ode to the Supermarket D.J.

and past-Russley-pupil, Monica Koster - Standing at Dawn.


Not only are these students published authors, but they are also recording artists. Thanks to Plains FM 96.9 their voices will be heard on the radio.  Tune in to listen here. They will be broadcast on the following dates:

Lockdown Voices – 1 – Saturday 19 September at 9am 

Lockdown Voices – 2 – Saturday 26 September at 9am

Lockdown Voices – 3 – Saturday 3 October at 9am


Plains FM will also repeat these broadcasts several times for different audiences.

Episode 1 includes: Monica & Milla

Episode 2 includes: Emma & Lukas

Episode 3 includes: Bryn


Congratulations to all our talented authors!

Saturday, 22 August 2020

Lockdown Voices Launch!

 


We are so excited to have FOUR Russley students sharing their amazing poetry in this special project.

Emma Cox
Bryn Devonald
Lukas De Wit
Milla Ydgren


Their poems were selected for the Lockdown Voices Project and have been recorded as podcasts for Plains FM. The launch is on Friday 18th September 5pm-6pm at Tūranga. If you're interested in attending and showing your support for our students, please rsvp to schoolforyoungwriters@school.nz or talk to Mrs Koster for more information.

Monday, 10 April 2017

water buffalo

giant horns hammering
long tail thwacking
hard hooves smashing

fat body gliding
through the dirty black river

I am a water buffalo



by Lukas D
age 7
year 3

Monday, 17 October 2016

Published Authors!

Congratulations to this amazing bunch of talented Russley students, who have had stories and poems published in Toitoi.


Kelly, Taralina, Santino, Lukas and Noah all had their writing published in Toitoi Issue 5. Anna and Emma had writing published in issue 4 along with Kim's amazing artwork.

What a fantastic achievement to be published in this top quality journal at such a young age.

Look out for Toitoi in the school library, or see Mrs Koster if you'd like to borrow a copy.