Timaru quads off to school: 'I will definitely cry,' mum says
The famous four turn 5.
Source: nzherald.co.nz
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Mother meets couple who found child after she wandered away from daycare
Grandparents Khadijah and Sparkle Darcel Guy spend time a lot of time at playgrounds, with twin grandchildren, it’s part of their life.
Source: news5cleveland.com
Girl walks away from Euclid daycare, found by strangers
A two-year-old girl walked away from a daycare in Euclid Monday afternoon. Euclid police said they were called to the school after the little girl was found by strangers alone in the playground.
United States Euclid Police Euclid Police Captain Mitch Houser Bluestone School Euclid Child Development Center Euclid Monday
Source: news5cleveland.com
School pupils give presents to children in Timaru Hospital over festive season
Giving to others has prompted Bluestone School pupils to want to do more after their latest acts of kindness at Timaru Hospital’s Children’s Ward
Source: stuff.co.nz
Bluestone School pupils benefit from bully prevention programme
A bully prevention programme at a Timaru school has meant a steady decline in incidents, but there is still work to do, one teacher says.
Source: stuff.co.nz
Random free supermarket gift cards surprise Timaru shoppers
A Timaru pensioner was a little overcome with a $50 gift card random act of kindness from two school pupils.
Source: stuff.co.nz
Timaru school pupils learn about scooter safety
A gaggle of Bluestone School pupils rode their scooters to school on Thursday, led by school community officer senior constable Marie Froud.
New Zealand General New Zealand Marie Froud Bluestone School South Canterbury Keeping Ourselves Safe
Source: stuff.co.nz
Effective teaching for Māori and other marginalised students
Building relationships is the key to educators helping marginalised students achieve, a Māori academic has told the Timaru North/South Kahui Ako.
Source: stuff.co.nz