Rowaa we are so pleased to see you started to settle into An-Nur without your mum around.

The other day when your dad dropped you, you were a little upset for only a short time. Then
you started to explore every corner of the classroom 2 as we were using only one room that
day. You were very cautious, you observe first before you approach to do anything. After
morning tea we all went outside. Rowaa, you like playing in the playground and you enjoy
being with older children. You are like a doll to them. Some older girls love to look after you. I
was observing you and noticed you had been engaged on so many things within only half an
hour. You were walking around holding Sara and Bissan’s hand, tried on sea saw, played in the
sand pit, even you tried to climb up the big slide instead of using the ladder. MashaAllah
Rowaa we are delighted that you are feeling at home.

Te Whariki :“Children experience an

environment where they are kept from
harm”, Wellbeing,
“Children and their families experience an
environment where they know they have
a place” Belonging.
Written by – Teacher Rosy,
December, 2018