Thursday, 8 May 2025

Migration Stories

The first step towards getting somewhere is to decide that you are not going to stay where you are. 
-JP Morgan 

This week was brief yet filled with meaningful activities that highlighted the diversity within our school community.

The children finalized their teacher interview stories and portraits, focusing on the diversity of experiences that migration has brought to our school. Through engaging interviews, the students learned about their teachers' unique journeys, creating portraits that reflect not only individual personalities but also the collective stories that connect us all. This project fostered empathy and understanding, allowing students to celebrate the diversity that enriches our learning environment.


Have a wonderful weekend to all of you. 

Your homeroom teacher, 
Ms. Pam
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