Miss Kemp's Farewell & Crazy Hair Day!

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For an entire 5 weeks, Miss Kemp has been a part of our Room 18 Whanau. Room 18 have loved their time with her and have enjoyed learning too.  Today on Crazy Hair Day, Miss Kemp surprised us with a treat bags filled with goodies.  Ella and Elyse also made Miss Kemp a striking leaving card inspired by Japanese notan art.  To farewell Miss Kemp and to celebrate crazy hair day, we took a class photo - spot the crazy hair, and Miss Kemp! 

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  1. Alice Kemp10 June 2018 at 15:38

    I had the best time with room 18! You are all such amazing children that I will definitely miss! Thank you for welcoming me into your class and for the lovely farewell. Hope you all have a great rest of your year! (:
    From Miss Kemp

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  2. Anonymous14 June 2018 at 14:38

    That is cool room 18.What have you learnt with Miss Kemp?

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