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Kia Kaha Programme with Constable Brad

Constable Brad came to our school two weeks ago and ran Kia Kaha programme for our tamariki.
Constable Brad taught the children what bullying looks like and how we can be nice to each other, and what we can do when our friends are bullied. The children also learnt that we have choices about what we do and how making a good choice looks like.










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