Our School Animals
Teddy - Our School Dog
Hi, my name is Teddy and I am a Cavachon (my mummy is a King Chales Cavalier and my daddy is a Bichon Fris)
I am currently 18 months old and have been at Hoo St Werburgh Primary School since I was 6 months old!
I come to school every day in the car with my human mummy - Miss Oldman. Miss Oldman's office is my home through the day, and where I get to play with my toys, eat my food and generally climb all over Miss Oldman's desk!
I am a very lucky dog - I have over 450+ small friends (I think they are called pupils) who fuss over me and chant my name whenever they see me around school. I'm famous!
During the day I can be seen walking around the corridors, poking my head around class doors and saying "Hi" to everyone.
I also have a lot of visitors throughout the day, whenever a child needs support or wishes to read or show someone their amazing work its usually me they come to show.
School can be a scary place sometimes for anyone but I ALWAYS welcome a cuddle and fuss and love it when I get under my arms tickled.
Dog In School Risk Assessment 2023 - 2024
School Chickens - Hoo's Happy Hens
Here we are girls, lets introduce ourselves to everyone.....
We are:
Mildred Doris Pearl
Betsy Rosie Violet
... .............and together we form 'Hoo's Happy Hen's
We were actually born from eggs in incubation here at Hoo St Werburgh Primary school (in Yr 3 - Tigers and Polar Bear classrooms) in mid 2022.
We have always enjoyed human interaction from the minute we cracked out of our shells.
Our happy home is amazing, its full of things for us to play on/with, lots of yummy food and fresh water. We love being a part of the Hoo team! We are so happy we have even started to produce lovely eggs.
Children can find us in the secure quadrant up in KS1 area.
Policy - 2022