Milk delivery began at Lochiel School on July 9th, 2013. Briarne, Daniel, and Josh were selected as milk monitors to deliver milk to each class daily at 9:00 AM and collect empty cartons. The empty cartons are recycled by Nigel and Maringa of Anchor, who drop off new milk each term. Maringa sometimes has the students practice math by counting milk boxes. Briarne notes that milk is important for strong bones and eye health.

1. MILK IN LOCHIEL SCHOOL
Milk arrived in our school on the
9th of July 2013.

2. THE MILK MONITORS
DANIEL JOSH BRIARNE
We had to write a short paragraph saying why
we should be chosen to be a milk monitor.

3. We deliver the milk to each class at
9.00 every morning.

4. The used cartons are collected and tipped in to
the blue bin. Nigel and Maringa come and pick up
the bag of empty cartons. They are sent to
Thailand and are recycled into roof tiles and
cardboard books.

5. Milk delivery
Nigel and Maringa Popham work for Anchor. They
drop off the milk once every term.

6. Maringa sometimes makes us do our maths! She helps
us count the boxes with milk inside that we have left.
She then writes the total on the paper.

7. I enjoy
having milk
in school.
Made by
Briarne
Thank you
Fonterra for
giving kids
the chance
to drink
milk.
Milk is great for
building strong
bones and
vitamin A helps
prevent healthy
eye vision.