St Teresa’s Senior Primary School Grade 7 learners dressed up as senior citizens
They all dressed up as seniors to remind themselves that they are the 'experienced' learners in the Senior Primary School.
St Teresa’s Senior Primary School Grade 7 learners celebrated 100ish days of Grade 7 on July 10.
They all dressed up as seniors to remind themselves that they are the ‘experienced’ learners in the Senior Primary School. During assembly, they were interviewed by Grade 7 English teacher Robyn Oliveira and asked to share their pearls of wisdom with the Grade 4 to Grade 6 learners.
These were some of their answers:
Q: What has been your favourite memory of Senior Primary School?
A: Spending time with our wonderful teachers.
Q: What would you like to always remember about St Teresa’s School?
A: The way that we are encouraged to work through our differences and come back together again, like a family.
Q: How do you plan on taking your Rosieness to High School next year?
A: By being ourselves.
Q: A word or sentence to describe St Teresa’s School?
A: Bringing people together like a family.
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