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Monday, 7 November 2016

Scooting In Schools...

My opinion is that schools should let their students ride scooters AT morning tea and lunch time.
We have as much right to scooter as you have to breathe. We are responsible, we want to have fun at school sometimes, it will help to refresh our brains ready for learning after breaks. Please Let Us Ride & Glide!

Scooters are fun for kids to ride on and play with. I love to scooter and so must your children, every child loves to have fun and get outside to play on their scooters. Maybe we have a bell on each child's scooter that they bring to school so adults and juniors are aware of when the scooters come scooting past. If you want to get out there and have fun with the kids with their scooters, go ahead. They children will really enjoy it if you are out there having fun with them because who knows, you could become their favourite teacher.

This could help us be Ready To Learn when we come back into classroom…
We are all pumped up and ready to learn once we have been outside having fun, this involves playing on the playground, talking with friends and riding our scooters. I love to scooter at home in free time and sometimes we (us kids) bring our scooters to school so that we can hopefully scooter sometimes.

Why can’t we have our own space to scooter??? There is a way to let us scooter and I don’t understand why you won’t use that solution, it is unfair on us, anyways the solution is…
There is room all over the school that we can use to scooter without hurting anyone, the scooter zone, no pedestrians allowed, Bam problem solved.

That is my opinion on Scooters and what should happen with them… You can decide to listen to this or ignore it BUT… if I were you I would listen instead of ignoring

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