Self Evaluation

By Anonymous -
This week for my self evaluation I'll recount some of my highlights for the week.
1. Didn't have to do cross country this year because I had my interview for St Peters.
2. I got accepted to St Peters
3. A guy called Maroro Barton came to talk to us about disabled people and how they should have the same rights and he had a quote. "don't think bout the disabilities think about the possibilities.
4. We also had ICAS maths today which is a test with 40 questions which is taken by children around the world.

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