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Te Rōpū Māia - Kia Kaha

By Anonymous
This week we had Kia Kaha. We learnt a range of safe practices that we can use to build and maintain successful relationships. It was great working as a team coming up with strategies to deal with dis-respectful behaviours. 
It was great working with Constable Brad - he's the man!




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  1. Room 18 March 2019 at 14:29

    Hello, Room 1 here.
    It's awesome that Brad came and helped the students understand what are good and bad behaviours. What strategies did you use to deal with dis-respectful behaviours?

    Room 1

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