Junior School Magazine - Edition 5 (June 2018)

ABC NEWS HEADLINE:

AUGUSTUS GLOOP WASN’T THE FIRST LUCKY TICKET FINDER. Excitement arose the very next week after Mr Willy Wonka had spread the news, the very first ticket had been found. Nine year old Cecil Wantalot was the very first lucky winner and she looked like one too. The evening news paper carried an enormous picture of her on the front, she was standing on an antique wooden chair in the middle of the room posing and flicking her hair which was as gold as an ingot and as curly as a piglets tail. “Well you see,” she said as she started to take interest in her surroundings “I just had to go to Mr Willy Wonka’s factory,” her voice was so posh it would have most adults vomit. “So, I told my father that I … NEEDED A TICKET RIGHT NOW!” The reporters were shocked this girl with skin like newly washed sheets and eyes as blue as a clear spring sky, looked as kind as a caring queen but she was as deadly as a dragon.

Sophia Ahern Year 5P

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