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Owen's 100wc - week 28:

The noises are deafening, the screams of the the undead... The earpiercing screeches of the demons echo threwout the town. The Apocalypse.

I run as far away as I can, the earth is cracking underneth my feet: hell has been awoken. The towns and cities are overrun with devilish creatures, demons, zombies and goblins. Around every alleyway there is something waiting to seal your doom. Watch your feet: beware of the hands that pop out of the soil, they grab you, pull you down and bury you alive.

Many people won't survive, but if you do, beware: they're after you. And they will not stop until they have your soul.

By Owen.

Gaby's 100wc - week 28:

Aahhgg! The noise was deafening to hear. I hated it, the city was destroyed: all our homes were crushed; our streets bombed; our lives demolished... This has been going on for years - houses gone; food rationing; people dying. I sure hope this war ends soon...

My family are already gone. I had more life to discover, but my baby sister had decades and now she's gone. I'm all alone theres nobody else. I have nobody; no food; no water; no warmth; no shelter. Could life get any worse? I wish that bomb hit another house, other than ours. I wish it took me instead of my family! I see something in the distance. It's coming closer, SOMEONE HELP ME!

BOOM!

Gone...

By Gaby.

Pav's 100wc - week 28:

...The noise was deafening, the dark screeching over-powered the chanting of the desperate men. A blanket of spears covered the city. The darkness seaped through the gates like countless locusts swarming on to a farmer's field. The sight was grim; carcasses lying on the ground as if it was theirs; blood hiding the sun in the sky. But this was the last straw. The dragon was released. The carcasses that layed in their own blood had now been incinerated by the dragon.

A young warrior released his arrow, the only arrow, into the air. It stood out from the other arrows, it was like a light guiding you through the darkness. The saviour.

By Pav.

Ollie's 100wc - week 28:

The banshee screemed, and the noise was deafening. His hairy, smelly feet pounded the loose, weak tiles. His ugly head kept hitting the chandeliers, or low-hanging bits of roof. I saw my chance, and dived under the legs of the screaming monster. It sounded like an earthquake. I bounded up the steep stone stairs. As soon as I reached the top (well, what was left of the top anyway - the fat, tall banshee, with help from his head, had pulled most of it down) and lent on the bannister and yelled "hey you big idiot".
Big mistake...

By Ollie.

Sammy A's 100wc - week 28:

Immediately, there was a suden bang it came from nowere the noise was deafening and earpopping. We all dashed into mum's bedroom and hid under the bed hoping we would all be ok. Unexpectedly it suddenly stoped the house was still and tranquil. I slowly opened the door (well the remains of the door more like). In the blink of an eye the house was all gone, arrr I screeched. Help help.

Alex's 100wc - week 28:

The noise of the crowd was deafening. Huge bombs whistling on their way down, absorbing London's great city people. It was the most shocking picture ever. After ten minutes I was just a spectater from the above. I wished I could of helped, watching the place you were raised in be destroyed by a army of super villain criminals is unbearable.

By Alex.

Holly's 100wc - week 28:

The noise was deafening, but slowly fading. What could it be?

Running, I am sprinting away: away from the terrible, agitated beast. Down the narrow alleyways, down the roads as destroyed as a wasteland. I have been running for eight long years from this monster: it always seems to find me sooner or later.

There is nothing left of my town now: houses destroyed, everyone dead. A deafening, screeching noise is coming from where the mayor's house was: is he still alive?

The noise is deafening, but slowly fading: what could it be?

By Holly.

Spellings Monday 29th April:

Spellings - Monday 22nd April...

Here are this week's spellings - there are more than usual, but they are words you should already know! Let's make sure we're getting them right in our written work!

Lillie's 100wc - week 25!

Wow… it started on the computer entering a competition where you can win a trip to Cadbury’s chocolate factory; a week later I found out I won!  Sorry my name is Katie: with blue, sparkling eyes, long wavy blonde hair but otherwise like any other person. I’m here now anyway, and looking at all this chocolate I just feel… so lucky and hungry but amazed most of all.

OMG! The man has just shown us around while we were eating chocolate and for our last hour we’re swimming in chocolate. Oh only if I could do it all over again!

By Lillie :-)