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In Murrays Bay intermediate, I have work on Maths, Writing ,Reading and Science. I have Kinda made progress with Maths because Numbers in maths make my Brain function properly and It is fun. I also want to work on my reading because I am bad a my Reading comprehension and I want to work on it. This Year my biggest challenge was The fitness trail, and the classroom debates and testing. My highlights of the year has been the fitness trail because It kinda gave me a blister on my hands from gripping on the monkey bar too much. In Year 8, I am looking forward to meet other people in the

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