Yesterday in the spooky forest, the snake catcher tried to catch the giant Red Belly Black but it bit him. He shrank to the ground and slithered into the bush. Now that he was a snake he was very happy because he never had to do his job ever again. Now that he was a snake he could bit his family so they could become snakes too and they wouldn’t accidentally kill him. Yesterday the snake catcher caught a great new life.
Alex W (aged 8)
Filed under Childrens Story, creative writing
One night a Chinese war ship was in the South China Sea when suddenly an Indian War ship appeared. The Chinese war ship had big guns on the front and back. The Chinese war ship fired first and the Indian war ship retaliated. The Indian war ship then turned around and left because it was supper time. That night the Indian crew ate chicken in Sumatra.
Angus (aged 11)
Filed under Childrens Story, creative writing, Short Story
It was Friday, October 21, 2016 when two youthful men who were happily relaxing in the depths of the bubbling basalt-lava rock pools in Hilo in the Big Island of Hawaii, heard gunshots. Sib, who was raised in New Orleans, and Oliver, a famous Russian boxer, soon found themselves in colossal trouble when they were thrown into a truck heading off to jail. Five minutes into their journey, on the edge of a steep cliff, the back wheels were shot, a bomb blew the rear doors off the truck and they were hauled out of captivity by two mysterious men. The strangers took them to a cave inside the volcano because they thought they were rescuing the people shooting at the rock pools. Sib and Oliver wondered if they could get out alive.
Emlyn (aged 11)
Filed under Childrens Story, creative writing, Short Story, Uncategorized
Jack was happily in his secret basement on Monday morning. Jack’s superhero name was Night Fighter and he was cooking breakfast until … beep! beep! Beep! … “Oh No!” the city was in trouble. Night Fighter suited up and flew to the city to see his old enemy called Death Shot had escaped. Night Fighter put his knockout darts in his gun and waited until he saw the T-Rex looking straight at him. Suddenly he wished he had stayed at home in his secret basement.
Alex G (aged 8)
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In the rusty old ship where the poor old convicts were kept, was the worst journey I was in. My name is Annie and I had stolen a loaf of bread and two buttons but back then I was living on the street because my ma and pa had passed away. As the ship swayed side to side I saw my friend was paralysed in fear when The Lady Penhryn tore apart like a horrible tsunami. I grabbed wood to use as a float. As we were stranded in the sea a tiny spec grew larger and larger so I realised we were going to be alright.
Ella (aged 10)
Filed under Childrens Story, creative writing, Short Story
Long ago Ninja Cat lived in a big trash can in the middle of a sunny day but at night she went out to fight. She was a maroon cat in a little black suit who loved to do ninja stuff and when she grew up her dreams came true. She had a call from a little girl who was stuck in a house that was falling down. Ninja Cat got there in a dash and flew in the air and grabbed the little girl. Ninja Cat sometimes missed her old trash can but not that day.
Georgie (aged 7)
Filed under Childrens Story, creative writing, Short Story
Just before dawn two young explorers were in the jungle walking past a large shrub when they spotted an injured chameleon. They were animal carers so they took the chameleon back to the lab to fix him up and they found out he had a broken back leg. Without bandages, they had to go exploring to find a leaf with a numbing agent called the Squashbugla. Just before the next morning they found the leaves and fixed the chameleon.
Dardo (aged 9)
Filed under Childrens Story, creative writing, Short Story
One sunny Monday, Piper the piglet jumped to read the newspaper which said that the Pigalimpiks were on today.
She told her family that she was going so she jumped over the fence and ran to the Pigalimpiks, where the first competition was Jump the Turtles; the second was Bunny Racing, the third was Catch the Stick, the fourth was Roll in the Mud and last was Jump Over the Fence.
Her first jump was small, her second was a bit tall and her third was really big so she jumped it and the others were stuck.
She saw the score board and it said: Piper: 1. 10 points; 2. 10 points; 3. 9 points; 4. 10 points, 5. 20 points and she screamed “I won!” and she got a very big trophy so she ran home, jumped the fence and had a big celebration. Piper and her family watched the stars and went to bed with the trophy.
Jemima (aged 9)
Filed under Childrens Story, creative writing, Short Story, Student's Story
Cousteau the wildebeest was walking in a grassy meadow full of daisies, when he saw a brush turkey. He was confused and scared and he began to shiver while his heart began to pound. The brush turkey walked towards him and Cousteau froze. Then he ran into a hole and became stuck as footsteps came closer and closer. Cousteau remembered the call that would bring his herd towards him and he opened his mouth and bellowed. When they came to help him they were quite unkind about his courage.
Geoffrey (aged 10)
Filed under Childrens Story, creative writing, Student's Story
One dark cold winter, a baby polar bear named Amy was born. She had a silvery coat that everyone loved and she had a beautiful flower in her ear. One afternoon the baby polar bear ran away and saw a hunter kill a penguin and she was so scared that she ran back home. The next day she saw the same hunter again and he was going to kill her Mum. The little polar bear Amy bit him so hard that he cried and she saved her mum and they went home.
Jemima (aged 8)
Filed under Childrens Story, creative writing, Student's Story, Uncategorized
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