Letter to class

Dear class mates.

I am writing this letter to you to express my concern. I have noticed there is a lot of people missing school because they feel unsafe, unsecure, rejected, not worthy and secluded. We need to address this because it is not fair that people are missing out on this awesome opportunity because people are not respecting other people and their emotions.

 

I propose we ask people how they are, saying hello, giving out random compliments, include people into conversation or invite people onto your table if you notice them by themselves. As the KYM mission statement says, the purpose of KYM is to encourage respect, ambition and determination in young mums through education and support.

 

Kurnai Young Mums is a community of passionate parents striving to optimise their life opportunities and those of their children. Without the kindness and support of the other students this can become impossible.

 

I thank you for your time to read this letter and would be greatfull if everyone took something from this and put it into action.

Dear class mates.

I am writing this letter to you to express my concern. I have noticed there is a lot of people missing school because they feel unsafe, unsecure, rejected, not worthy and secluded. We need to address this because it is not fair that people are missing out on this awesome opportunity because people are not respecting other people and their emotions.

 

I propose we ask people how they are, saying hello, giving out random compliments, include people into conversation or invite people onto your table if you notice them by themselves. As the KYM mission statement says, the purpose of KYM is to encourage respect, ambition and determination in young mums through education and support.

 

Kurnai Young Mums is a community of passionate parents striving to optimise their life opportunities and those of their children. Without the kindness and support of the other students this can become impossible.

 

I thank you for your time to read this letter and would be greatfull if everyone took something from this and put it into action.

Letter to guest speaker

Dear Barb.

I am a student of the KYM (Kurnai Young Mums) program. We are a group of young mums and pregnant mums that are striving to make a better future for ourselves and our families.

I am writing to ask if you could please be guest speaker at the KYM program to talk to us about topics such as healthy eating, nutrition, food and sleep, and routine.

We ask that the talk goes for approximately 15-30 minutes including question time.

We really value your expertise on developing our program

I look forward to hearing from you at your earliest convenience.

Yours sincerely,

Amielle Tarasinski

Tour of the GEP

Today we went to the Churchill campus of school called the GEP, don't ask me what it stands for cause I have no idea.

While we were there we had the documentary crew there filming us again. I can not wait until it's finished and we get to watch it. 

After our tour we made our group lunch in the home economics room. We made spring roll things, sushi look-a-like sandwiches, and rolls. The sushi look-a-like sandwiches were the best! And we're beautifully presented. The documentary crew was filming us cooking and eating :)

After we had eaten our lunch we went to the computer room to do an online career selector. I enjoyed doing that, it told me something different to what I want to do but in majority was correct. 

On the way back to Moe we were all a little tired and were not as talkative, I'm bushed and would love to crawl into bed and sleep the whole weekend away! 

Will post photos of our food ASAP! 

Aimes xx

Letter to worker

So at school we have to write a letter to a worker, we did an example to Fat Controller for a serious issue with the Vline trains (Gippsland line).

Our main issue was parents with prams being treated disrespectfully. Some of the parents raised concerns such as being told/asked to fold up their prams even if they were only on the train for one stop (about 10 minutes). As a mother of two little children I know that this can be a massive task, trying to keep the children near me so I can fold the pram up, or being able to control the children is harder then you might think. I, unfortunately, have fallen victim to have to fold up my pram on the train and trust me it bloody sucks!

Having the pram up is actually quite important because my children can walk, press buttons (they love the big red one that says "emergency") and open doors. As much as it may seem that having the pram up on the train is annoying or disrupting, it is quite a lot more annoying and disrupting having the children run around screaming, sitting on other passengers laps and dangerous because as I said before they can open doors, press the emergency stop button.

For the younger children/babies it is easier to have the pram up because if you don't have a friend/father to help then trying to fold up the pram is an almost impossible task. If the baby needs a sleep or even if you need to change their nappy, it is more realistic to change them in the pram then use the toilets as you'd need to take everything with you into the toilets (because Vline doesn't replace stolen items) and this is an impossible task, holding a baby and how ever many bags you have brought.

I as a Vline customer would like to see more space for parents with prams and disabled people. We are not animals and should not have to be treated like them.

Aimes xx  

Bad day!

So, I had a pretty weird day. I felt like every time I tried to speak everyone just cut me off, every time I suggested an idea it was shut down, and then I got given a toy because the previous owner couldn't be bothered dealing with it. I'm not a garbage disposal! I am worth listening to! 

To top off my shitty day, my daughter has decided to mess the house. Sprinkles all over my couch, margarine on the kitchen floor and toys everywhere! 

Where was I? Out the back hanging the washing. Don't you just love kids?!