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Opinion: What do you like about Otonga Rd School?

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Otonga Rd Primary School students Zoe Marshall, 8, (left), Theo Hunt, 8, Pia Graetz, 8, and Adelaide Howe, 8. PHOTO/BEN FRASER

Otonga Rd Primary School students Zoe Marshall, 8, (left), Theo Hunt, 8, Pia Graetz, 8, and Adelaide Howe, 8. PHOTO/BEN FRASER

We asked Otonga Rd Primary School pupils what they liked about the school.

Pia Graetz, 8.
Pia Graetz, 8.

I like how you can make lots of friends, learn music and read about things in the library.

PIA GRAETZ, 8

Year 3

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Adelaide Howe, 8.
Adelaide Howe, 8.

I like it because we learn to read and sometimes you get things from the prize box when you're good.

ADELAIDE HOWE, 8

Year 4

Theo Hunt, 8.
Theo Hunt, 8.

What I like most is the environment. My favourite subject is maths. It's not people's favourite subject so it's cool being one of the people who love it most.

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THEO HUNT, 8

Year 4

Zoe Marshall, 8.
Zoe Marshall, 8.

There are good people here and there are lots of things you can do. My favourite is the bird and bug team.

ZOE MARSHALL, 8

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