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Book Week at Milford School

One of the Book Week activities at Milford School is the Pavement Art. We have been very unlucky wwith tghe rain, so had to do it in the School Hall. Nikita, Y1 and Christine Y1 are the proud illustrators of those beautiful pieces of art.

Red Puppy Day

Well done everybody, so far we have raised $544 to help train the puppies to be guide dogs. A special congratulations to Room 1 who raised the most on our Wear Red Day - $53.60, fantastic Room 1

HAPPY RACE RELATIONS DAY - 21 MARCH

Sunday, 21 March is a Race Relations Day. Here, at Milford School, every day is a Race Relations celebration, as we have a number of students coming from many different parts of the world. We have children from Korea, China, Japan, India, Pakistan, Indonesia, the Philippines, Serbia, Italy, Spain, France, the UK Iran, Iraq, the USA, Canada, Brazil, Chile, Venezuela, Ukraine, Russia, Tonga, Samoa, South Africa, Egypt… you name it.

At Milford School, we appreciate cultural diversity and are aware that the culture we grow up with, teaches us the appropriate behaviour for certain situations and enables us to interpret the behaviour of others who came from another cultural background. We have a group of Year 6 students who attend Multicultural Club every Tuesday lunchtime where they learn about other countries and from this year are learning how ho prepare food from the other parts of the world.

The Drumming Show

There was a drumming show at our school on Tuesday. It was in the hall. All the children went to see it. A very talented musicisn, called Dylan played the drums for us. He used drum sticks, a cow bell, brush sticks, cymbals and a prickle drum. It was very loud and he played nice songs. There was a big screen where we could see his hands and feet in action. It was awesome.

Hina Matsuri

March 3rd is Japanese Girl's Day called hina-matsuri (Japanese doll festival.) It's a celebration for Japanese girls. Nazuna has celebrated Girl's Day and has brought treats to share with her friends at school today.

Welcome to ESOL 2010

Hello, welcome to ESOL. What you see is the class called ESOL. ESOL is an English learning class. We are the students of the ESOL class. ESOL students came from countries like Korea, Japan, China, Serbia, Chile, Venezuela, India, New Caledonia, South Africa, Samoa, Tonga, Iraq, Philippines, Spain, and Indonesia. Some kids come to ESOL class more often than others. It all depends on how much English they need to learn.