Dear Ms. Beautiful, Beautiful Cartwright.
Please may we have free Icey poles just for one week? It is so hot and we work so hard.
Some of us can’t buy Icey poles and we just like Icey poles. Please Ms. Cartwright.
Sincerely Penelope [Year 2 Ward]
Dear Miss Cartwright, can Year Two Ward please have a class pet?. We will feed it. We will play with it. We will walk it, and we will put it in its cage when we are done with it.
Will clean the cage ten times a week. It will be fun. Year Two Ward will love it.
I will make sure everybody gets a turn. I hope you have a good day.
From Mali [Year 2 Ward]
CLASS PET by Sofia Quintner [Year 3/4 Baines]
Dear Mrs Cartwright
Surely everybody knows that a class pet will be a good addition to the class.
Throughout all my time at Alawa I have never had a class pet. I think a class pet will be good entertainment for us. It will show us responsibility and for those who don’t have pets can have the opportunity time with and interact with it.
Firstly a class pet will entertain us and when we come back from recess and lunch.
Naturally I feel that a pet can show us responsibility like how to teach it tricks, we will take good care of it no matter what it is.
Furthermore a pet will be a great opportunity for those who don’t have pets to interact with animals more often.
To my conclusion I believe a class pet will do its purpose as a cute, cuddly, scaly, furry, fishy or anything like that, we will be ready.
Dear Ms Cartwright,
Can we have the parrot cheer back for the week?
Firstly we all miss it or may have forgotten it.
Secondly new students and teachers do not know it yet.
In conclusion because I forgot it as well.
From Lestari [Year 1]
Dear Ms Cartwright
Can we have the parrot cheer back because we forget it what it sounds like and like it and the new people would like it too.
From Paige [Year 1]
They certainly convinced Mrs Donohue - the Parrot Cheer took over the applause wheel last Friday!