Prea, Zoe and Milla came to talk to us

Prea, Zoe and Milla from year 3/4 came to visit us last week. They talked to us about their trip to India.  The girls spoke about their parent's foundation called 'Yatra'. The families visited two Indian schools, one in Sawai Madopour and one in Pondercherry.

The children in our neighbourhood reported on the talk.  Here are some of their reports.

Prea, Zoe and Milla (Year 3/4) went to India.  They saw tigers out free at the tiger reserve.  Prea, Zoe and Milla taught the children how to make chatterboxes and paper planes. Prea and Zoe’s mum is a dentist.  Their mum checks teeth.

Abbie

The girls (Prea, Zoe and Milla from Year 3/4) came over and talked about their trip to India.  Their talk was about helping Indian families.  I discovered that Indian schools have no desks, that some tigers roam free and that people have to go to a well to get water and balance it on their heads in clay pots.

Eva

The thing that inspired me the most was the tiger reserve.  The reason they have the tiger reserve is some hunters can’t shoot them. The special thing about their classes is that they are in huts.

Tem

Some of the grade 3/4’s (Prea, Zoe and Milla) went to India and it was interesting. They went to a tiger reserve.  Their mum is a dentist and she checked the children’s teeth.  Indian schools are much different to our schools.

Henry