Hi, my name is Emily Moss and I’m 9 years old. I live in the countryside in Maheno, Oamaru, New Zealand with my mum and dad and my 6 sheep and Max the cat. I wrote this about my school and how lonely it might feel with no kids in it’s classrooms because of Covid-19.
Let’s see what Maheno School has to say about having no kids because of Covid 19…
EM: “ Ruru Room how do you feel about having no kids in you ?”
RR: “ I feel lonely, but happy because kids are not jumping on my floor!”
EM: “Wow sad and happy. It must be so quiet at Maheno school in the play-ground. Tui Room what do you have to say?”
TR: “ Hmm…I can sleep in till 10:00am.”
EM: “Thank you Tui Room let’s go to Pukeko Room, what do you have to…”
PR: “Well I am not lonely because I have two butterflies. I miss the kids working, but they are safe in their homes now.”
EM: “ Well thank you Maheno School. Stay safe and this is Emily Moss for home school news”.
Dr. Howl: In a case of the past echoing today a note from Barbara, Em’s mum: “Maheno School was named after the Hospital Ship ‘Maheno’, which took care of WW1 soldiers suffering from the Spanish Flu in 1919. The wreck of the Maheno is on the beach at Fraser Island, Queensland, Australia. The school has the original ship’s bell.”
