Letter to Mr Hepkins

By Anonymous -
Kaiapoi North School
278 William Street
Kaiapoi 7630
Ministry of education
Government buildings
Wellington
Dear Mr Hipkins
Hello my name is Lauren Clark, I am year 7.


I go to  Kaiapoi North school
and it is a great concern of our health that  when it is 26 degrees celsius and about it just way too hot and hard to focus on our work Because  because of the  sandflies biting us while we are working on our work.


Everyone agrees that you are the greatest person in the world because you listen to teachers opinion and make it happen so please listen to us.


These are my reasons,  because it is way too hot so everyone is getting really bad headaches. All of the bugs keep on biting us and if we had air conditioning this wouldn't be happening.We did get air conditioning we would be over the moon so please.


When it is hot everyone gets tired and that's when fights and work goes downhill /  not many people do there work.
Don't you want to make year 7\8 last year's of  Kaiapoi North School great.
Them please agree to our  request,  we would remember you forever.
Thank you for reading my letter
your sincerely,

Lauren Clark

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