20/05/2024
πΈ Pink Shirt Day Fun! πΈ
The tamariki had a fantastic time celebrating Pink Shirt Day on Friday! For those who don't know, Pink Shirt Day is all about promoting kindness, inclusion, and standing up against bullying. It started in Canada when two students organized a protest after their friend was bullied for wearing a pink shirt. Now, it's celebrated worldwide!
Our day was filled with joy and laughter as the children played together with pink balloons, sprayed their hair pink, and had lovely pink flowers painted on their faces. We even had some pink and red Spidermen running around! π·οΈπ
This special day ties perfectly with Te WhΔriki, our early childhood curriculum, which emphasizes:
Empowerment / Whakamana: Tamariki felt empowered standing against bullying and promoting kindness.
Relationships / NgΔ Hononga: The kids built stronger friendships through fun, shared experiences.
Well-being / Mana Atua: Ensuring every child felt safe, respected, and included.
Thank you to everyone who made our Pink Shirt Day so special. It was truly a lovely pink day! π·π