What worries the kids?

It was so interesting and such a delight to meet with the senior leadership team at Kerikeri Primary. They had raised over $600 for us with a gold coin and PJ day. That’s loads of aroha and lots of PJs.

We also had good kōrerō (conversation):  
  • What do we need to keep us safe?
  • What would they prioritise if they were running Bald Angels?
  • If they could change something in the world, what would it be?
They were concerned about wars and the dangers of drugs.  All children should have enough food and be warm. Mental health matters to them, and having a safe family means the most of all. They said having a safe adult to go to is really important. People would be respectful and there’d be no racism. They were compassionate, thoughtful and wise. It seemed some had experienced not being safe. Others expressed gratitude for having a safe family and a good home.
 
One said every child should have a million dollars when they’re born, then everyone would be equal
 
Our tamariki (children) are so cool!

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