Ebele made us listen to a song and draw things on a paper with our eyes closed. Then we folded the papers in half and passed them onto others. Each of us wrote one word to describe the drawings.
When we finally got our own drawings, we had to write a poem about them using these words.
Here are our poems:
A dog called Ice cream
A long time ago, a strange dog,
that did nothing in his life except drawings,
thought about going to a park,
and he fell into a trap.
Everyone laughed,
because it was a strange ice cream,
and the dog trapped in it.
It was a chocolate ice cream.
A baby cried, because of the dog.
The dog did not die,
but he made a lot of money with his drawings
and everyone loved his work.
Now everyone calls him 'Ice cream'!
Maria- Year 9
In between
I hear a wave sound near to the sea,
The colour of the sea water is black.
The black sea water float to the grass,
in the park next to the sea.
When I see the sea,
in a very far distance,
it looks like they were attached together.
Between the sky and sea,
The first flash of light,
were shooting out from the Sun in the space!
Zi- Year 10
Alone Star
Once upon a time,
a Star was so bright,
like a cloud of fire.
Star had a very good friend.
They always tangled together.
It's like they were siblings,
and they had the same DNA.
But Star's friend betrayed the Star,
The Star felt like,
it was stuck in a string of mess.
The Star was enraged,
it couldn't keep it
and it exploded with great force and anger
It exploded like a Nebula!
Magisha- Year 10
Creative Love
Once upon a time,
there lived a creative girl.
She loved to paint,
and she had a picture of a house
hanging on her wall.
One day a prince went to buy
one picture of this girl,
but they ended up sitting
under the sunlight.
Prince turned around
and said to the girl;
"I love you!",
And they lived happily ever after!
Anastasia- Year 10
Darkness of life
I think that sometimes,
life is full of darkness.
When I move forward,
and then stop and look back,
I feel proud of
what I have done in my life.
No one's life is perfect.
There is always dark side of it.
When I think about darkness,
I think about my uncle dying,
and leaving me here alone.
When I think about depression,
I think about me asking God
why He took him away from me!
So in few words,
I think life sometimes
can be a long string of depression!
Mitchell- Year 10
Hi, here is Francesca from BBC School
Report. 
On Friday, 23rd of October 2015, 20 EAL (English
as an Additional Language) students from PLS who have recently come to live in
UK were invited to join New Londoners Trip to central London to see London Eye,
the Parliament, Big Ben, 10 Downing Street, Buckingham Palace and Trafalgar
Square. This trip helped them to familiarise themselves with English heritage
and culture they have been studying as part of KS3 Induction. The value of New
Londoners trip for these young people was immense, as it provided them with an
insight into English history, politics and lifestyle, which is often very
different from their countries of origin. 
After the trip Doroteus, Yr7 Romanian speaker, said “I loved
the trip not only because I have never been on London Eye before, but also I
could see all the places you normally just see in pictures”. Whereas Jhon, Yr9
Spanish speaker, stated “I liked the 4D cinema at London Eye the most because
it was very realistic and scary.” 
The true story of Santa Claus begins with Nicholas, who was born during
the third century in the village of Patara. His wealthy parents, who
raised him to be a devout Christian, died in an epidemic while Nicholas was
still young. Obeying Jesus' words to "sell what you own and give the money
to the poor," Nicholas used his whole inheritance to assist the needy, the
sick, and the suffering. He dedicated his life to serving God and was made Bishop of Myra while still a young man.
Bishop Nicholas became known throughout the land for his generosity
to those in need, his love for children, and his concern for sailors and
ships.
I love saint Nicholas day as it
brings memories of the days when I was a child. 
Romanian
Christmas
In my town there aren’t many traditions. The biggest tradition we have is hanging the Christmas lights each year. The lights are usually hanged after the first day of snow but if it doesn’t happen we would hang them anyway just on the trees. When it does snow, some of the town’s people would come and build snowmen in order to hang the Christmas lights around them. Every night most kids and teens come to the park and sleigh down the big hill. Chrismas is probably the best time of year in my town. By Selena- Year 10
Hi, I’m Romanian and in my school we have a Romanian club. We like attending this club
because we learn more things. We always have fun. 
I love speaking and helping my friends. Having the
opportunity to continue learning in first language is amazing. 
Teaching
the class
Year 10 assembly GCSE Music Students’ concert 
On 11th November, PLS Girls’ basketball team
played against Sydenham Girls and another team. Our school won the second place
as well as the silver medal. The girls had to play their first match of the
year and the coach of the team Ms. Odusanya led the team. The girls played well
and had a lot of fun. I played in the game and thought it was amazing. In the
first game, we scored 12 to 4 and in second game we scored 6 to 10 against Sydenham Girls.
My name is Elidzhan and I come to Turkish club because it
is interesting and a lot of fun!
Also the alphabet is very different then Greek alphabet
because Turkish alphabet is written with Latin letters. 
We celebrated European Day of Languages at our school. During the assemblies I felt that it was amazing to be listened and watched by everyone. When I first walked into the assembly hall, I started to get distressed, and my heart was beating so fast as if it was going to come out of my chest.
This pot has the power to make people know each other,
This pot has the power;
This pot has the power of language,
Marta- Year 7
