Our Shakespeare's Henry V, St Crispin's Day Speech

Men!  You brave men we will enter battle not just for us, but for England. Even though we are outnumbered we will still win, all of our hearts are bigger than ten of theirs. Remember lads the bigger they are the harder they fall. We will conquer France like we conquered all the other countries. Whoever die’s today will have died with pride. In years to come you men will show your scars and say I was there on St. Crispin’s day. Forward we shall go battling through the French troops. We shall win or we shall lose, but those who survive this almighty battle shall live on with pride and can say they were there on St. Crispin’s Day!     

By Jack and Johnathon

Johnathon's 50 Word Story

In a far away world where dragons and giants exist there was a man. He was a man on a mission to capture the glass dagger from his arch nemesis Valdark the Great. Soon the man found Valdark the Great, sneaked past him and stole the glass dagger. Valdark died.

The Things I Can’t Always Say

I regret the things I’ve said,

I wish I was a rubber,

So I could rub myself out

And start all over again.

Sometimes I just want to burst words out,

Like a lion burst out a humongous roar across Africa.

I feel sometimes like I am tied to a chair,

Not being able to move,

Frozen, stuck in one place,

Just like I am stuck when the things I want to say just won’t come out.

Inside me I know now the thing I want to say still won’t come out.

By Johnathon