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on September 09, 2025

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Parker Holds the Line

Press here to hear the story Title: "Parker Holds the Line" Page 1: The Little Karter with Big Dreams Parker was only six years old when he first climbed into a go-kart. His helmet wobbled on his head, and his feet barely reached the pedals. But once the engine roared to life, something clicked. He wasn’t just a kid anymore—he was a race driver. His dad, Brodie, stood by the fence, stopwatch in hand. “Hold your line, mate!” he shouted as Parker zipped past. His mum, Kat, cheered from the stands, waving a homemade flag with Parker’s name on it. And in the pits, his grandfather Par wiped grease from his hands and gave a proud nod. “That boy is impossible to pass,” he said. Parker’s grandmother Mimi always brought snacks and stories. “You know,” she told him one day, “your great-grandfather raced guinea pigs. You’ve got racing in your blood.” Parker smiled. He didn’t want to race guinea pigs. He wanted to race cars. Big ones. Fast ones. Formula 1 ones. Page 2: The Climb...

Par's Story

Par's Story Press here to hear Par's Story "It Will Not Define Me" – by Par I wasn’t the kid who breezed through spelling. I wasn’t the one who read aloud with perfect rhythm or filled notebooks with neat, confident words. I was the one who stared at the page and saw letters—and unpronounceable words. I remember the feeling. That quiet frustration. That sinking sense that maybe I was broken. That maybe I wasn’t smart. But deep down, I knew something else: I saw things differently. I felt things deeply. I could build, imagine, and explain/communicate in ways that didn’t fit inside a spelling list. Reading was hard. Spelling was harder. “b and “d” were so hard to figure out. But I had support and I had ideas. I had a way of seeing the world that didn’t rely on perfect grammar or perfect spelling. I could take an idea and make it work. I loved spending hours with my Meccano set, making cranes, lifting house bricks—I found ways to problem-solve. And slowly, I realised: ...

Exercise for Parker "Programming Basic Concepts"

🧠 Programming Basic Concepts to Explore 🕹️ Fun Ways to Learn Parker " Scratch" is beginner-friendly platform that make learning programming fun: The login to Scratch so we can all work together is: User: parmimi Password: parkerpaytonbillie The link to Scratch: SCRATCH When you are ready, this is your first exercise: you need to get or mum or dad to upload the Payton dance file. I want you to change some of the timing, text an background music to created your own Payton Dance app: You press the green flag in the top righthand area to start. The link is Exercise one: Make Payton Dance Parker this link demonstrates type of things you can do in Scratch https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1173211965

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