Welcome, Nau Mai Haere Mai

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Tena Kotu
This week we have welcomed A new student Nevaeh who is with us till the end of the year.  Nevaeh is Kauri, Hineira and Isaiah's cousin and she has already impressed us with her fantastic attitude to her learning.

We revisited our class rules and discussed our school rules of respect and responsibility.

We also welcomed the new furry addition to our class.  My family have a very new eight and a half week old puppy named Mac Boyd.  He has a crate and pen in the corner of the room.  At the moment he spends lots of time sleeping in his crate.  The class enjoyed learning about dog safety and meeting Mac.  It has been great to listen to the students share their ideas about how to be safe around puppies and dogs and to watch a Safety video also.  Please feel free to discuss the safety rules listed below.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iP-obIOijY4


It is great to see students remembering their togs on Mondays and also seeing overdue library books come back to school for others to enjoy before the school holidays.

Enjoy the rest of the week.

Sam and Julie

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Comments

  1. sarahdNovember 13, 2017 at 12:54 AM

    What a very lucky puppy to be in a class of such caring students.Great learning about understanding dogs. What a super class!

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