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PRESCHOOLERS Led Conferences

STUDENT LED CONFERENCES

What else would be a best way to end the school year, than with the Preschoolers leading their own conferences! 
 
It was full of anticipation as they sat and waited for their parents to join in their meeting.
 
Some of them took a while to warm up and speak up but it didn't take them much longer to be finally comfortable. 
 
As expected, the 20 minutes Student Led Conference was just an idea! Some of them just carried on and on and wouldn't want to stop talking about their works and teaching their parents.
Sharing Numeracy, Literacy, UOI and daily routines with their parents filled the Perky Preschoolers' hearts with pride. 
 

I am immensely proud of what these young Perky Preschoolers have become! 
They did it! Job well done Preschoolers! 


 

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