Children at Rosebank School write blogs as a diary of their learning experiences at school, where they can write about special events, people they meet, and places they visit. The blogs allow children to write for and connect with a wider audience beyond just their classmates. Teachers encourage positive feedback on the blogs to show children that their learning is important and valued.

2. • A blog is like a diary - at Rosebank School it is
a diary of children’s learning
• We encourage our children to think and write
about special events at school, people who
they have met and places they have been.
• A blog allows our children to write for and
connect with a wider audience
• We can add photos, video and audio to our
blogs

3. • When children are given positive feedback
they see that their learning is important and
valued
• We want more parents and whānau to post
comments to encourage children with their
learning on our blogs

4. Scroll down to see View
Click on the item Comments and click on it.
you want to
comment on.

5. Type your comment. Keep it positive and encouraging!
If you have a gmail account you can select profile – Google Account.
If you want to comment anonymously, please write your name at the
end.
All comments are moderated by the class teachers before publishing.

6. Most blogs have a
word verification to
stop spam.
Copy the letters you
can see into the box
below.
Click publish.
A teacher will check the comment
before it is published on the blog.
We do this to help keep our students
safe.