Letter To Mr Moran

  Malo lei lei Mr Moran

My name is Militina and I’ve been in Point England for about 3 weeks so far. When I found out I was in your classroom I didn’t really have that much expectations of how the class would run and I was really just happy to actually be in a literature class instead of my home class.  

I was born and raised in New Zealand. I am the youngest of 3 siblings being my older brother Sione , my older sister Latai and my oldest sister Ini. We are all full Tongan. I grew up with my cousin Halasika and I attended Ruapotaka Primary then I briefly separated from my cousin for 1 year when I went to Pakuranga Intermediate.  We’re now reunited in the same school now which is Point England School. 

When I was younger let’s say around 5-6 years old my family and I went on a trip to Tonga twice. It was a big difference to me as I’m kind of used to the urban environment that is New Zealand and to go to a more traditional environment was quite new to me. However I enjoyed my time there. It was very hot in Tonga. It was basically like it was an oven and everything else was the pastry cooking in the oven. There were also some other new additions such as the toilet being outside and also Tonga doesn’t have warm water just cold water.

I’m not very sporty as I’m more interested in the academic side of school. My favourite subjects are reading and writing and history. I’m starting to enjoy maths as well as I’m getting better at it.  There are also other subjects I like to learn about sometimes after school like the world of deduction and I like to watch anime.

Right now I’ve only been at your literature class for only 1 day but I’m willing to work with you Mr Moran in order to improve my writing and reading skills. At the end of the year Mr Moran I hope to emerge a better writer and reader.

Yours Sincerely

Militina

My favourite……

Food: Big Mac and fries

Colour: Black

Fruit: Apple

Hobbies: Watching anime , learning about history , and also watching detective shows.