Leilani talks about the Treaty of Waitangi

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    1. Are the 3P’s important to our school? By Leilani
    2. I think the 3P’s are very important because the 3P’s represent protection, participation and partnership. All three of those things help us to be happy, safe and successful in life. The 3P’s help us to work with each other and help us to include other people.
    3. Protection means to protect others and stand up for your classmates and yourself. Protection plays a very good part in looking after the environment. When we protect our environment, we would feel safe and happy, and our environment will be clean.
    4. Participation means taking part in a reading group or writing group. Participation is getting involved with different things. The people who signed the Treaty of Waitangi participated in signing the Treaty as an agreement.

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