PEEL paragraph about a family member

Write a PEEL paragraph about a family member (Mum, Dad, brother, sister etc.)

You must:

Decide on your umbrella Point  about him/her

Give at least 3 Explain reasons, each with an specific Example

Finish with a Linking sentence back to your P statement.

Use sequencing words for your reasons

My brother is so irritating. It starts, with the all little things he manages too do. With the way he speaks and the tone of his voice,

Rimu is the best syndicate at TIS.

Write a PEEL paragraph responding to this statement

Rimu is the best syndicate at TIS.

You must:

Decide on your umbrella Point

Give at least 3 Explain reasons, each with an specific Example

Finish with a Linking sentence back to your P statement.

Use sequencing words for your reasons

Rimu is the best syndicate at TIS because we work hard. To start with, we all achieve high to reach the national standard, with all students aiming to get 4p or above and stage 7 or up in IKAN. If we do not succeed our goal we will work harder to reach where we need to be, with full focus on all learning and taking in new strategies in all subjects. Secondly, not only do we work hard in academics but in sports too, as we are on laptops most of the time we take any opportunity to get out side and increase our fitness abilities. With running,
turf task and dodge ball our house is all into sports as well as academics. Overall our house is mentally and physically strong in all subjects and strive to reach the top, Rimu is definitely at the top!

PEEL Paragraph statement

Write a PEEL paragraph responding to this statement

Being a mum is easy.

You must:

Decide on your umbrella Point

Give at least 3 Explain reasons, each with an specific Example

Finish with a Linking sentence back to your P statement.

Use sequencing words for your reasons

Being a mum is not easy it is a lot of hard work. To start with, it's not easy being a mum having to run around after their children, mothers run their kids to sports events, sleepovers, parties and school trips and this is in between all of the cleaning they have to deal with. Secondly, as a result to cleaning it can wear mothers out and make them extremely tired. Mothers have to clean up after their family and pets, after every meal, family function even dusting and cleaning the toilet. Lastly, being a mum can be stressful they have to go through everyday life struggles with when the child gets sick or bullied, and when being a young parent it becomes even harder with not having much experience. A mother has to be strong for when her child gets sick because children could catch as little as a cold or something more severe like the chicken pox. In conclusion these reasons prove that being a mum is hard work, it's not the easiest job in the world and especially that it could happen by chance and not by choice.

PEEL paragraphs

Why is Mr, Diver such a successful principal?

Mr Diver is a successful principal because he is a hard worker. To start with he works hard to get the students the best quality equipment. For example we are one of the only schools with a rock climbing wall but it's not just only the rock climbing wall he also aims for our school to have the sports gear in top condition. Secondly he manages to fit everything in yet still get involved, with being principal and having a big work load you still see him out side on the field and participating in everyday life. Also he works hard to make sure the school is on top of just about everything. What I mean by this is that each year he will work his hardest to make sure the school is at the top of the Aims Games each year. Finally he wants the school to have to best education in life, so he works hard to provide the students with overseas trips. Just recently Mr Diver created a trip to Thailand for the students to get a different look at life also with last years trip to Germany. Mr Diver works extremely hard for the students for the students to get these kinda of experiences. Overall these reasons are what makes Mr Diver a great principal.

Election Q & A

What percentage of the vote did each party win?

National: 48.1%

Labour: 24.7%

Green: 10%

NZ First: 8.9%

Maori: 1.3%

ACT: 0.7%

UNFNZ: 0.2%

CNSP: 4.1%

How will parliament look? (How many seats will each party have?)

NAT: 61

LAB: 32

GP: 13

NZF: 11

MAOR: 2

ACT: 1

UFNZ: 1

CNSP: 0

Who is the Tauranga MP and which party is he/she from?

Simon Bridges from National

Who came 2nd and 3rd for Tauranga?

2nd, Clayton Mitchell

3rd, Rachael Jones

Who is the BOP MP and which party is he/she from?

Todd Muller from national party

What regional seat does the Prime Minister hold?

Helensville

How many people voted?

2.4 Million, 77%

List all of the ministerial portfolios

Portfolios	Other responsibilities
1	Rt Hon John Key Prime Minister Minister of Tourism	Minister Responsible for Ministerial Services Minister in Charge of the NZ Security Intelligence Service Minister Responsible for the Government Communications Security Bureau
2	Hon Bill English Deputy Prime Minister Minister of Finance Minister for Regulatory Reform
3	Hon Gerry Brownlee Minister for Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Minister of Transport	Leader of the House Minister Responsible for the Earthquake Commission
4	Hon Steven Joyce Minister for Economic Development Minister of Science and Innovation Minister for Small Business Minister for Tertiary Education, Skills and Employment	Associate Minister of Finance
6	Hon Tony Ryall Minister of Health Minister for State Owned Enterprises
7	Hon Hekia Parata Minister of Education
8	Hon Christopher Finlayson Attorney-General Minister for Treaty of Waitangi Negotiations Minister for Arts, Culture and Heritage	Associate Minister of Māori Affairs
9	Hon Paula Bennett Minister for Social Development Minister of Local Government	Associate Minister of Housing
10	Hon Dr Jonathan Coleman Minister of Defence Minister of State Services	Associate Minister of Finance
11	Hon Murray McCully Minister of Foreign Affairs Minister for Sport and Recreation
12	Hon Anne Tolley Minister of Police Minister of Corrections	Deputy Leader of the House
13	Hon Dr Nick Smith Minister for Building and Construction Minister of Conservation Minister of Housing
14	Hon Tim Groser Minister of Trade Minister for Climate Change Issues	Associate Minister of Foreign Affairs
15	Hon Amy Adams Minister for the Environment Minister for Communications and Information Technology
16	Hon Nathan Guy Minister for Primary Industries Minister for Racing
17	Hon Craig Foss Minister of Commerce Minister of Consumer Affairs Minister of Broadcasting	Associate Minister for ACC
18	Hon Simon Bridges Minister of Energy and Resources Minister of Labour	Associate Minister for Climate Change Issues
19	Hon Nikki Kaye Minister for Food Safety Minister of Civil Defence Minister of Youth Affairs	Associate Minister of Education Associate Minister of Immigration
20	Hon Michael Woodhouse Minister of Immigration Minister for Land Information Minister of Veterans' Affairs	Associate Minister of Transport

Who is the current Minister for Education?

Hon Hekia Parata

What portfolio does John Key hold?

Prime Minister & Minister of tourism

Angles in the world

Q & A election day

When is election day?

Saturday 20th September

What hours can you vote on election day?

You can vote between 9:00am & 7:00 on election day

What date does this year’s election officially end?

4th of october

Summarise each of these rules for election day in your own words.

Hoardings - When in the election you need a large board in a public place, used to display advertisements. And the signs around town must be taken down by midnight before election day. 

Sign-written vehicles - You cant have anything around your car that has to do with the election.

Fixed signage on party headquarters and MP’s electorate offices - When in the election you need fixed signage containing a statement, party name, logo, slogan or emblem on party headquarters may remain on view on election day.

Delivery of election material prohibited - No letters in mails boxes sent on election day

Websites and social media - Keep what you had posted before election day, but no posts on election day

Processions and demonstrations - You are not aloud to protest a party before 7pm , you can’t use a loudhailer

Streamers, rosettes, ribbons etc

Can wear but can’t say the party name, logo

Clothing promoting the party or candidate

No tshirts, can wear party colours

Imitation ballot papers

You can't hand out cards that look like ballot cards

At the voting place

MPV can vote for them self and only aloud to cast their own vote not annoy people

Q & A electorate

Find a map which shows the Tauranga electorate and the Bay of Plenty electorate?

Which electorate do you live within?

Tauranga electorate

List the candidates for the Tauranga electorate and the Bay of Plenty electorate.

BOP:

Deborah Cunliffe

Ray Dolman

Brendan Horan

Tracy Livingston

Todd Muller

Ben Rickard

Clare Wilson

Tony Ryall

Tauranga:

Simon Bridges

Deborah Mahuta-Coyle

Brendan Horan

Ian McLean

Larry Baldock

Kath McCabe

Awanui Black

Jayson Gardiner

Katherine Ransom

Yvette Lamare

Which candidate would you vote for and why?

I would vote for Clare Wilson because she is an overall amazing person and I know her quite well. 

How long has the Tauranga electorate existed?

Since 1890

Has the Tauranga MP over its history been mainly National or mainly Labour?

Mainly National

When was the last election?

2011

When was Winston Peters the MP for Tauranga?

1993

What does an MPs job entail?
MPs split their time between working in Parliament itself, working in the constituency that elected them and working for their political party.