Welcome Bay School students got a morale boost on Friday from Tauranga police who helped them celebrate the end of term two.
| Welcome Bay School students were visited by police, who helped them celebrate the end of term. |
The school had a disastrous six months this year following a burglary and a devastating fire, which disrupted classes.
Police yesterday greeted students with big smiles, a sausage sizzle and police dog demonstrations.
Welcome Bay community constable Leanne Fairbairn says the school is amazing but students and staff have endured challenging obstacles.
'They have had a bad run but the spirit of the school hasn't dampened,” says Leanne.
Students were brought into the school hall and treated to a sausage sizzle and a police dog demonstration.
Welcome Bay acting principal Nikki Keys says the day is about celebrating the students' achievements.
She says a lot of the focus on the school in recent months has been negative but this was a chance to be positive.
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