My CV

Profile: 

Hi my name is Olivia Seymour, and I am a 12 year old girl who is a social, active, supportive person. I strive to the top and try my best in everything. My hobbies include: Singing, Hockey, performing arts , running and travelling, and more. I am an all rounder and love to be friends with everyone. I love to have fun, hangout with friends and family and save money. I like to work and do chores to earn pocket money and save it. When I’m older I want to play hockey for the NZ Blacksticks and go to Christchurch performing arts school, from there I would do plays and musicals all around the country and hopefully the world. 

Education:

 Tender Impressions 2002 1/2  

Chilton St James Pre - School 2002 - 2003 

Chilton St James School Year 0 - Year 5 

Muritai School 2011 - 2012

Achievements: 

Wellington Hockey REPS

Hutt Hockey P1 Girls

Central Zone and Inter zone Athletics representative 

Muritai School head wet weather monitor 

Lower Hutt Athletics representative 

Interests: 

My interests include running, hockey, performing, talking, hanging out with people, making new friends, singing and acting. I love to play hockey because it brings out my competitive side and I enjoy it so much and is what I want to do when I am older. Peforming is what I absolutely love to do because it lets me be a different person and have fun. These are my favourite things to do. 

Goals: 

My goals in life are to succeed in everything I do and try. As I have said already I would like to go and trial for the NZ Blacksticks Hockey team, and then go to Christchurch performing arts school and travel and entertain and make lots of money. 

Referrals: 

Name: Olivia Seymour 

Ph: 027 6969696969

Email: Icanseymourthanyou@gmail.com 

The best day ever.

My Astle writing and Otago problem solving test certificate

Corporal Punishment

Corporal Punishment

I believe Corporal punishment should be legal due to SERIOUS bad behaviour. The Dictionary states that corporal punishment is: physical punishment, as spanking, inflicted on a child by an adult in authority. 

In this argument I hope to convince you Corporal Punishment should be used only in serious situations.

Two boys Hunter and Wyat were waiting for the bus after school. Wyat went to get a drink and some lollies from the near by dairy, as Hunter waited in the bus stop. When Wyat came back he went up to Hunter went up to Hunter and said “WHERE ARE MY LOLLIES?!” Hunter replied “I did not get any for you”Intentionally Hunter knocks the drink out of Wyats hand and punches him in the stomach, leaving Wyat on the ground. A students mum comes to help him as Hunter runs away. 

After all of the chaos, Hunter was punished but not with a beating. He had 2 days off school, writing an apology letter for Wyat perfecting it as it had to be read verbally. 

I believe this boy should not have have hurt that boy, he should have been punished with the strap, because how is writing and reading out a letter going to do anything? I personally do not think Hunter has learnt his lesson. 

What goes around comes around, an eye for an eye a tooth for a tooth. By bringing back corporal punishment could change everything, think of the changes, the differences in childrens behaviour. 

Would you really want your child doing something wrong and not learning a lesson out of it? Things like this situation could lead to violence at home if not dealt with properly, and I am positive you would want to feel safe in your own home, wouldn’t you? 

Overall, Wyat and Hunter still go to the same school, Hunter had one punishment which was hardly one. I hope you now see my points I have made and agree with me. 

Olivia Seymour. 

Pool and Dance

Julie taught us a dance and took us to H2O xtreme pool. It was really fun. 

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