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My brother’s name is Charinu Randiv. He is five years old. He is a handsome boy. His hobbies are watching computer and playing computer games. I like my brother. He loves me. He has a pleasant smile. He sings songs with the radio. My brother’s favourite food is chocolate. He wants to be a doctor.
I love my brother very much.
Tashiya Dayarathne (Grade 7), Methodist College
How I like to spend my time
I like to watch the sunrise
All shining in the blue sky
To watch the chirping birds on trees
And cranes flying high
I like to see the morning blossoms
Smiling with all their might
To watch the splendid twinkling stars
In the quietness of night
I like to feel the cool breeze
Lingering all around
To watch the ripples
in a lake or river
And hear their lapping sound
I like to see fruit trees
Heavily laid with pride
To watch the sea as
A beautiful bride
The sunset brings me joy
These make me a happy boy
Tharin De Silva (8 years), Royal College
Abitha Diyani
Abitha Diyani is my favourite TV programme. The main character is Dong Yi. It is a Korean movie. It is based on a true story.
There was a king who fell in love with Dong Yi. Dong Yi started her life in the palace as a maid. Later the king made her his favourite second queen. Every night the king and Dong Yi go for a walk.
There is a bad queen whom the king made his first queen without knowing that she was bad. Her name is Ok Jong. Ok Jong sends Dong Yi out of the palace and she had to live in a small hut. But the king would always come to meet her.
Dong Yi has a son and he becomes the prince who is next to become king. Then Ok Jong dies and Dong Yi’s son becomes King.
I love Abitha Diyani.
Gayathma Silva (9 years), Bishop’s College
My mother
My mother’s name is Rose. She is fair and very beautiful. She has long hair. She cooks tasty food for us. She helps me to do my school work. Her favourite food is fried rice.
She loves to wear purple colour. She never goes anywhere without us. She is kind and good. She loves me so much. I love her more than this world. My mother is the biggest gift for us.
Her warmth, love and affection will never erase from my heart. I wish my mother a long life. May the Triple Gem bless her!
Bhagya Gajadheera (7 years), Colombo Int.
My grandfather
My grandfather is A. V. Suraweera. He is a professor in Sinhala. He writes novels and short stories. He has got many awards for his books. He lives in our next house. Now he is 81 years old. But he looks young. He is very smart. Every evening he does exercise. I chat with him when he is doing his exercises. He tells me stories. He gives me sweets.
When I grow big, I will be like Seeya. I love my Seeya.
Chamathki Suraweera , (10 years) Musaeus College
My class trip
My class trip was on July 30, 2013. We were on our way to Galle on the highway. We all started singing songs. We went to the Galle Harbour. The surroundings and the ships were spectacular! We were taught how to control the machines and their functions inside the ship. We took pictures of all of us in the ship… Click! Click!
Then we raced to the Maritime Museum. There was a presentation based on ‘Shipwrecks around Sri Lanka’ where divers have found Indian coins, Ceylon bottles and many more treasures. Then we headed to the ‘Chaaya Tranz’ Hotel in Hikkaduwa. We were welcomed with a drink and set off lunch which was superb. I enjoyed the meal immensely!
After a little break we went outside to see the sea. It was breathtaking! We played volleyball and then our head teacher
Miss. Dharshani said we can play on the beach. We danced in the water and it was awesome!
In the evening we had tea and a delicious chocolate cake. Lastly we headed to the Turtle Hatchery in Kosgoda. A man guided us to different tanks and gave facts about each species of turtles. After that we set off and when we came to school it was 8p.m. We were so tired but filled with memories of our class trip.
Dilanka Wimaladharma (11 years), Gateway College, Rajagiriya
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