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moneypenny20 Nov 11th 2007 11:49 am

Re: Website for kids emigrating
 
Aussie songs maybe. It sounds naff but the National Anthem may be of use as all the kids are supposed to sing it at assembly. Along with the info on Aus you could include distances from one city to another and include the map with Europe superimposed and give idea of how it takes x hours from London to York etc as opposed to Perth to Sydney type stuff.

mum01753 Nov 11th 2007 7:27 pm

Re: Website for kids emigrating
 
Hi,

This sounds a great idea, we are still in the uk at the mo and i think it would be really good idea if you could do a day in life (sort of thing) of a ozzie at school .

Like snap shots of the kids in lessons and what lessons they have each day.

My son will be 14 when we get there and to be honest i dont have a clue about th schooling, he has learning difficulties which he has a statement for here, so a little insight would be good.

My neice and nephew say he can choose to work a small farm at there school :rofl: he would love that :thumbsup:.

You could do different ages and different states.

Just a thought.

:D

Mrs Jackaroo Nov 11th 2007 7:29 pm

Re: Website for kids emigrating
 

Originally Posted by mum01753 (Post 5543786)
Hi,

This sounds a great idea, we are still in the uk at the mo and i think it would be really good idea if you could do a day in life (sort of thing) of a ozzie at school .

Like snap shots of the kids in lessons and what lessons they have each day.

My son will be 14 when we get there and to be honest i dont have a clue about th schooling, he has learning difficulties which he has a statement for here, so a little insight would be good.

My neice and nephew say he can choose to work a small farm at there school :rofl: he would love that :thumbsup:.

You could do different ages and different states.

Just a thought.

:D

Wow I like this idea! Thanks for that :)

mum01753 Nov 11th 2007 7:30 pm

Re: Website for kids emigrating
 

Originally Posted by mum01753 (Post 5543786)
Hi,

This sounds a great idea, we are still in the uk at the mo and i think it would be really good idea if you could do a day in life (sort of thing) of a ozzie at school .

Like snap shots of the kids in lessons and what lessons they have each day.

My son will be 14 when we get there and to be honest i dont have a clue about th schooling, he has learning difficulties which he has a statement for here, so a little insight would be good.

My neice and nephew say he can choose to work a small farm at there school :rofl: he would love that :thumbsup:.

You could do different ages and different states.

Just a thought.

:D




Sorry bout spellings :o

U can c where he gets it from :eek:

mum01753 Nov 11th 2007 7:31 pm

Re: Website for kids emigrating
 

Originally Posted by Mrs Jackaroo (Post 5543791)
Wow I like this idea! Thanks for that :)

Great i look forward to c-in it :)

Any ideas why i cannot open your page to have a look?

moneypenny20 Nov 11th 2007 7:39 pm

Re: Website for kids emigrating
 
Should be able to. It's a word document of her front page. There's no 'real' info at the mo.

mum01753 Nov 11th 2007 7:41 pm

Re: Website for kids emigrating
 

Originally Posted by moneypen20 (Post 5543814)
Should be able to. It's a word document of her front page. There's no 'real' info at the mo.

It tells me word cannot open doc and has to close and then shuts whole thing down.
never mind i have a look when its posted again once complete

:)

Mrs Jackaroo Nov 30th 2007 6:40 am

Re: Website for kids emigrating
 
The website is starting to take shape now :)

Its been uploaded to my tafe website as a temporary measure and then when I've got all the content I need it'll go live.

Most of the content at the moment is Lorem Ipsum (just text to show that its still under construction) apart from the link below which is a 'real' story for a 'real life pommy kid in oz' (I wont say whos child it is in case they dont want everyone to know.....I'm sure she'll say if is does though........hes a great writer) - if anyone has any stories or comments (or anything basically) that they'd like to contribute it would be very much appreciated! (and we save me a lot of time!! :))

Feel free to check out the site:

http://richmondit.com.au/~rfont/john...yinschool.html

Cheers

Rach xxxx

simnmax Nov 30th 2007 8:40 am

Re: Website for kids emigrating
 
hi Rach
my 9yr old son Max loved the school report, we're coming to Terrigal on 11th Jan where are you?

Cheers Sim

Mrs Jackaroo Nov 30th 2007 9:09 am

Re: Website for kids emigrating
 

Originally Posted by simnmax (Post 5619150)
hi Rach
my 9yr old son Max loved the school report, we're coming to Terrigal on 11th Jan where are you?

Cheers Sim

Hi Sim

Glad your son liked it. I'll try and get some more stories on there too - just gotta find some more volunteers like Joshua :)

We're in Richmond which is about 1 1/2 hours from Terrigal - lovely area - hubbys cousin lives there :)

Chat soon

Rach xxxx

sloane46 Nov 30th 2007 9:19 am

Re: Website for kids emigrating
 
Brilliant idea for a website, my 11 year old daughter just read "A typical day in an Aussie school" said it was really good and asked me to tell her when other stuff is put on. Keep up the good work!:thumbsup:

Mrs Jackaroo Nov 30th 2007 9:28 am

Re: Website for kids emigrating
 

Originally Posted by sloane46 (Post 5619410)
Brilliant idea for a website, my 11 year old daughter just read "A typical day in an Aussie school" said it was really good and asked me to tell her when other stuff is put on. Keep up the good work!:thumbsup:

Glad she liked it - its always good to get nice feedback......hopefully Josh gets to read this thread too so he can see all the praise :)

mum01753 Nov 30th 2007 11:32 pm

Re: Website for kids emigrating
 

Originally Posted by Mrs Jackaroo (Post 5618701)
The website is starting to take shape now :)

Its been uploaded to my tafe website as a temporary measure and then when I've got all the content I need it'll go live.

Most of the content at the moment is Lorem Ipsum (just text to show that its still under construction) apart from the link below which is a 'real' story for a 'real life pommy kid in oz' (I wont say whos child it is in case they dont want everyone to know.....I'm sure she'll say if is does though........hes a great writer) - if anyone has any stories or comments (or anything basically) that they'd like to contribute it would be very much appreciated! (and we save me a lot of time!! :))

Feel free to check out the site:

http://richmondit.com.au/~rfont/john...yinschool.html

Cheers

Rach xxxx

This is starting to look really good, when my son gets home im gonna read it to him so he gets afeel for what to expect at school.

Keep it Rach

Thumbsup

:)

Mrs Jackaroo Dec 1st 2007 6:20 pm

Re: Website for kids emigrating
 

Originally Posted by mum01753 (Post 5621029)
This is starting to look really good, when my son gets home im gonna read it to him so he gets afeel for what to expect at school.

Keep it Rach

Thumbsup

:)


Thanks for that :)

I've just added some pics there too - at the moment its just a page of pics but in time I'll add some captions etc


http://richmondit.com.au/~rfont/john.../wildlife.html

http://richmondit.com.au/~rfont/john...s/gallery.html

Any feedback very much appreciated :)

jo&neil Dec 2nd 2007 12:37 pm

Re: Website for kids emigrating
 
What a great idea!!!! My kids will be using this site when its up & running!! Well done to you!!

:thumbsup:


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