Say thank you to your teacher
Jun 13, 2008
Dear children, <br>You should always remember to say thank you to your teachers for the work they do for you. They deserve it. It is not easy for a teacher to report to work very early in the morning, stand the whole day trying to teach us and on top of that taking in chalk dust as she writes on t
Dear children,
You should always remember to say thank you to your teachers for the work they do for you. They deserve it. It is not easy for a teacher to report to work very early in the morning, stand the whole day trying to teach us and on top of that taking in chalk dust as she writes on the blackboard. At the end of the day no pupil says thank you teacher. I advise all pupils to appreciate their teachers’ work by saying thank you.
Kettie Alupo,
Mother Manjeri Primary School
Choose a good friend
Please pupils choose good friends. Choosing a good friend does not mean that you are perfect. You need someone to give you advice, correct you where you have gone wrong and to protect you in case you are in trouble.
A bad friend can easily put you in trouble, get you suspended from school. This is because he or she does not value your friendship.
A good friend can lead you to win a scholarship.
A good friend should be known by your parents, guardians and your siblings.
You should also choose a clever friend who will assist you with hard numbers in class.
Mercy Masika,
SOS Hermann Gmeinner
Primary School
You should always remember to say thank you to your teachers for the work they do for you. They deserve it. It is not easy for a teacher to report to work very early in the morning, stand the whole day trying to teach us and on top of that taking in chalk dust as she writes on the blackboard. At the end of the day no pupil says thank you teacher. I advise all pupils to appreciate their teachers’ work by saying thank you.
Kettie Alupo,
Mother Manjeri Primary School
Choose a good friend
Please pupils choose good friends. Choosing a good friend does not mean that you are perfect. You need someone to give you advice, correct you where you have gone wrong and to protect you in case you are in trouble.
A bad friend can easily put you in trouble, get you suspended from school. This is because he or she does not value your friendship.
A good friend can lead you to win a scholarship.
A good friend should be known by your parents, guardians and your siblings.
You should also choose a clever friend who will assist you with hard numbers in class.
Mercy Masika,
SOS Hermann Gmeinner
Primary School