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Reporting Crazy Crossy Road raging torrent. At least, that’s new characters. There’s no end the goal on Crossy Road, a new goal to speak of, apart from Cravings free iPhone game that’s des- making it further than you’ve School children are no tined to become the next Flap- ever made it before. strangers to ‘fads’ and ‘crazes’ py Bird: a super-addictive, hard- for the latest mobile gaming as-heck game that you just One pupil said “It is addictive, app and pupils at Dunclug are won’t put down. but, If you get so far you might no diferent. The current crav- get a glitch.” and if you have ing for an app called ‘Crossy Crossy Road is what would hap- any coins you can’t spend them Roads’. pen if the evil geniuses who once you get the glitch” Like all thought up ‘Frogger’ built a addictive apps, Crossy Road can Crossy Roads involves a bird or new game for the mobile era. see you spending hours watch- chicken trying to cross a road The idea is to take your charac- ing this fufy chicken hop, and crucially, trying not to get ter, whether it be a bird, chirp, squeak and usually splat hit by cars, trains and raging duck ,chicken or otherwise , and itself across a maze like road. rivers. get it as far upfeild as possible while dodging cars, trucks, Reported by Sarah Ann Davis Why did the chicken cross the trains, raging rivers and a pesky and Chloe Mawhinney for BBC road? To avoid getting slammed eagle that wants to make a School Report by a car, ploughed down by a meal of you – all while collect- train or swept downstream by a ing coins as you go to unlock Glorious Gunging at will of course be the gunging! the event said, “If you wanted to learn how to become a Chris- Dunclug College The night culminated with two tian, all you had to do was put The Gunging Event: very un- your hand up in the hall with all An exciting and unusual event lucky your peers there because, if you happened last month at Dun- members can’t do it with your friends clug College. Two of our teach- of staf there, you won’t be able to tell ers (Mr Simpson and Mrs Wil- being your parents what you did that son) were gunged after pupils gunged; night.” The team told pupils spent a week voting for their Mrs Wil- they were to say, “I want God in potential victims! The event son was my life” and to put their hands th took place on the 12 of Febru- one victim up if they wanted to make this ary 2015 in the evening. and the statement come true. Several other very hands were raised and those The Crown Jesus Ministries held unlucky pupils then went to Room 1 the fun event for all the Dun- victim was Mr Simpson. Poor with the Crown Jesus team and Mr Simpson had a slightly more received a form to fll out that difcult experience than Mrs said “If you want to become a Wilson because his daughter Christian you have to believe in was there and watched him get God, give your life to Him and gunged! What a sight! Pupils not turn your back on Him also got to gunge poor Mr when something bad happens Simpson (much to their de- in your life.” light!) The event was so successful In amongst all the fun and fri- that Crown Jesus Ministries will clug pupils. They were there volity there was a serious mes- be returning to Dunclug College to spread the word of God and sage that The Crown Jesus Min- to further spread the Christian of course, to gunge our teach- istries wanted to convey to all message. ers! There were other exciting those who had attended the activities going on throughout evening. The important mes- (The proceeds made during the the night involving beach balls, sage of the occasion was to event went towards support- tuck shops and a Smart Tab- spread the word of God and to ing the Crown Jesus Minis- let. There was also a DJ, a live get more children to believe in tries.) band and for all those footie God and to consider giving their fans, cage football. It really was lives to Him. Reported by Sarah Ann Davis a night to remember for so and Chloe Mawhinney for BBC many reasons, but the one that One of the pupils who attended School Report will stick in most pupils’ minds 38