Year 5 Blog - Kingsley School

Miles for smiles in Kingsley           School Miles for smiles is that you Help people that are disable and takes people to the dentals and illnesses. So today I ran a mile (on my school field) because it is for disable peoples. This is not a normal morning I missed out my English lesson. We had to run 1 miles and it is was very hot and tired but I got to it and I done 7 laps and   it was hurting my leg it was absolute tired.   along with his wife Linda came up with the name and Miles of Smiles was born!

Miles for smiles Miles for smiles is a charity that help people that are disabled and dental. Today I will tell you what Kingsley community school did to help the charity Miles for smiles. So today our school ran a mile or more in our play ground  to help the charity miles for smiles also we did not do English to help the charity because we are a respectful ,caring and active school. This charity is to help disabled and dental  people the aim for the charity are to provide hope, happiness and happy memories to the charity give people£5.people why don’t you help and donate. The charity gives people £5.

Miles For Smiles Day In school today, we were   taking part in the miles for smiles day. Today we had to run 1 mile(5 laps of the field)   which was very beneficial for disabled people but was very hard for us L . It was worth it though. I started off running and ended   up walking because I got out of breath. oN the fifth lap, I tried to run but all I ended up with was a stitch. The miles for smiles charity is for disabled people who cant get to an appointment   EARLY ENOUGH BECAUSE OF THEIR DISABILITY. SO YOU DONATE £5 TO HELP THEM.

  Miles for Smiles Miles for smiles is a charity for dental hygiene and also disabled people. They are donating money to disables and dental hygienic people. Today in school, we sat down to finish our rainforest for geography. It was 15 minutes later and it was nine o’clock the door of our class closed. A while later I thought we were going to do English but we didn’t I did think something was going on. After assembly, Ms Swain said we are going to run around our field 5 times or more. 5 laps equals 1 mile. I did 7 laps. It was really long and hard because our field was really long. We have a track on our field so we knew were we were going. If you went on the grass that would be cheating. When we finished running we all had water and some fruit so we wouldn’t be thirsty. It was kind of hard but it was worth all that running to help someone’s life. I hope that you can also run because its really fair.              

                                                     MILES FOR SMILES . Today we have done Miles For Smiles and we reallxy engoid it becouse I was runing as fast as I coud and I have done 9 Miles and a half. Miles of Smiles (Chester) Ltd sends sick and disabled children to Disneyland, Paris The charity welcomes approaches for nominations of suitable candidates to be considered for future trips from within Cheshire, Flintshire and Wirral.If they just run there they coud get better. It is really helpful for charits becouse it makes them really heallthy and it makes them smiles and if they keep runnig every week or every day, it makes them really good at it.

Dear Bloggy, Today we did the ‘Miles for Smiles run.’ Basiclly, schools and people do it o support people who are dental or disabled. The thing is, not everyone can run freely. ;c It wasn’t   a normal day since I though that only year sixes were going to do it.   INSTEAD, MISS EDWARDS ANOUNCED ALL THE SCHOOL WOULD BE DOING IT! At the beginning I thought it was going to be horrible. Well I was half wrong. Because, I was worn out after the ten laps of RUNNING! Well I guess it was worth it beacause I ran 2 miles. That means two smiles. We would usually do English at the ‘Miles for Smiles’ time. Some people were happy that we didn’t do English; others were angry that we didn’t do English. We came out five minutes earlier than five P. I think all togerther as a school we did about 1100 miles?   No body was in the mood of racing ( me too ). Sadly, in the end we did not get ice cream like last year but as I said, it was worth it. Mrs Swain let us go in after three quarters of