Monthly Archives: April 2014

Katie’s 100 WC

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Sun-rise, it’s the most eye opening, beautiful part of the day- unless your sister um well let’s say unless your sister disturbs you.
“Onna!” cried Anna, ” lets go play,” she excitedly added
“It’s 6:00am!” I angrily replied
“But…” Anna started
“But no,” I finished
My eyes slowly shut. No should was herd.
“Do you want to find some chocolate eggs?” Anna asked
My eyes opened.
We rushed down the stairs. As the back door sung open, Anna casted a curious eye towards the bush: she had found an egg!But I couldn’t find the egg which she had saw, but how can that be?

Daisy’s 100WC

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Today was our SATS tests and my maths was dreadful; I always finish early so I slowly worked through the questions. Ten questions in and I was stuck, but I thought I had enough time to carefully go through it. Ten minutes left, still stuck at question 10. 13 questions ahead of me. I was against the clock. Five minutes left. I had finally finished. Thirteen questions in five minutes no way was I going to get all those done in five minutes. That’s twenty three seconds per question! I panicked it wasn’t possible. Three, two, one. Time was up; I had lost twenty three marks.

Mrs Rontree’s 100 Word Challenge

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It was my first day off work in months and I had a million and one jobs to do. I had to drop the children off at school and the clock started then. I had a list to complete and tea to make before the school run at 3.20. I started with cleaning the house and vacuming. After what seemed like an eternity with my rubber gloves on It was lunchtime. After a quick bite to eat before heading to the bank. I almost gasped as I entered the bank and saw the queue .I hadn’t even done the food shop…..but I thought I had enough time……

Mrs Gillespie’s 100 Word Challenge

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The alarm let out a piercingly shrill beep and I woke sharply from my fretful sleep. I had been late going to bed and today was not going to get any easier. I had worked diligently into the night ticking off jobs on my list; only a couple more to do and then I could relax. I looked sleepily across to my phone; it was flashing at me – what now…? I reached out and looked hesitantly. I knew instantly that today was not going to go well, but I if I was quick, I thought I had enough time…

Mr Shaw’s 100 Word Challenge

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‘What was that noise’ said Joe, ‘I am not sure’ said Daz. Just then there was a loud noise and a ticking bomb timer had started to go off. ‘It’s armed. What shall we do’… but I thought I had enough time… ‘2 seconds left. Let’s get out of here before it blows’. ‘We will never get out in time. Let’s find some place safe to hide’. (BOOM) ‘Joe. Joe – are you ok?’…

Miss Arnold’s 100 Word Challenge

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The jolly jingles were set up and the adverts all scheduled – all I had to do was choose the music. Only two tracks. Christina Perri, followed by The Kaiser Chiefs: 7 and a half minutes. Two of my favourites. Just enough time to pop to the toilet and grab a coffee. Toilet visit achieved. First gulp of coffee and, mid brief chat with colleague, then suddenly: “Quick! Kaiser Chief song is finishing!”. As I made it back to the studio I heard the final line “I predict a riot”. Nearly lost control…but I thought I had enough time. Guess not!

Libby’s 100 Word Challenge

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It was the day of the wedding. My mother’s wedding, to be precise. I needed to polish my shoes and re-sew the back of my gown. I thought I had enough time to do so. Guests begun to arrive and my mother was impatient despite the fact the ceremony was in 20 minutes; exactly. My cousins, of whom I despise of, came in their scruffiest wear, an everyday, casual shirt with patchwork on the bottom half – oh, how disappointed mother and William will be once they glance at this disgrace! How come Aunty Polly even allowed this? Oh my goodness!!!

Elise’s 100 Word Challenge

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All day and night I refused to do my homework and carried on playing games. My teacher told me “if I didn’t do the work I will be in trouble.” When the weekend crept up I griped a pencil in my hand and began my maths. The first question was mind bobbling; I had no clue where to start! After hours of thinking l finished. In the morning I went to get my work but then I noticed that it was torn to pieces by my dog I thought I had enough time to redo it but, no I didn’t .

Isla’s 100 Word Challenge

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I woke up one night; my heart was beating like a ticking time bomb. It was another night terror. Not again. As I trembled around the house I saw a shadow in the bathroom. I was ….. Horrified. I knew I needed to see what it was so I cautiously stuck my head round the door and….. The ticking in my head got louder and louder; my head was throbbing so hard it felt as if it was going to fall off. All of a sudden ….BEEP BEEP my alarm went off …. But I thought I had enough time!