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Opinion: What do you like about Malfroy School?

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Malfroy School students Sampreeti Raikar, 10, (left) Neveiah Tetuhi, 11, Tawai Morrison, 10, Christopher Parker, 10, Briar Lindebaum, 11, and Ella Morrison, 10. Photo/Stephen Parker

Malfroy School students Sampreeti Raikar, 10, (left) Neveiah Tetuhi, 11, Tawai Morrison, 10, Christopher Parker, 10, Briar Lindebaum, 11, and Ella Morrison, 10. Photo/Stephen Parker

Senior pupils at Malfroy School share why they like going there.

Ella Morrison, 10. Photo/Stephen Parker
Ella Morrison, 10. Photo/Stephen Parker

I like to come and see my friends and play games like tag. My favourite subject would be writing. It's a caring, happy, amazing, supportive and fun school.

ELLA MORRISON, 10

Briar Lindebaum, 11. Photo/Stephen Parker
Briar Lindebaum, 11. Photo/Stephen Parker
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I like coming to school and learning. My favourite subject would have to be reading and I like playing touch.

BRIAR LINDEBAUM, 11

Tawai Morrison, 10. Photo/Stephen Parker
Tawai Morrison, 10. Photo/Stephen Parker

I like seeing my friends and getting smarter for when I'm older. It's special and unique and fun to be here.

TAWAI MORRISON, 10

Christopher Parker, 10. Photo/Stephen Parker
Christopher Parker, 10. Photo/Stephen Parker

I like coming so I can see my friends and play lots of games with them. I like the learning here and the teachers.

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CHRISTOPHER PARKER, 10

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