Mrs Harley introduced a meeting at Bowhouse Primary to discuss their yearly theme of "Participation". The students played name games to get to know each other and showed posters they made to other schools, describing their posters and viewing others. They had snacks to socialize and make new friends from other schools also attending. Plans were discussed for an upcoming Pupil Council Conference, including appropriate clothing. Students partnered with students from other schools to discuss what's been going well at their schools and in their cluster, then said goodbye to return to their own schools.
Mrs Harley introduced a meeting at Bowhouse Primary to discuss their yearly theme of "Participation". The students played name games to get to know each other and showed posters they made to other schools, describing their posters and viewing others. They had snacks to socialize and make new friends from other schools also attending. Plans were discussed for an upcoming Pupil Council Conference, including appropriate clothing. Students partnered with students from other schools to discuss what's been going well at their schools and in their cluster, then said goodbye to return to their own schools.
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Mrs Harley introduced a meeting at Bowhouse Primary to discuss their yearly theme of "Participation". The students played name games to get to know each other and showed posters they made to other schools, describing their posters and viewing others. They had snacks to socialize and make new friends from other schools also attending. Plans were discussed for an upcoming Pupil Council Conference, including appropriate clothing. Students partnered with students from other schools to discuss what's been going well at their schools and in their cluster, then said goodbye to return to their own schools.
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