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AIR
well I am so proud of my big boy DS now 3yr biggrin.gif he started junior kindy(childcare) this year in Jan going two days a week.


on monday I went to go and pick him up from kindy and his bag, was not there and he was not on there role for the day(I though I know I dropped him off this morning).

went and asked where my son was and I have just been told by his carer that he will be going into senior kindy with the 3-6 year olds as he is very bright and junior kindy is not enough for him( 2-3yr olds).


They have been talking about it for since he started there, so I dropped him off on friday at junior kindy with undies (1st time at kindy for him) and he did not have one acident biggrin.gif while he spent the day in senior kindy.

They will take the next week or two to get him use to being in with the senior kindy kids etc , then he'll start there full time(two days a week).

I am so happy for my DS biggrin.gif
Nicky*Nacky*Nocky*Nu
That's heaps good original.gif
Carmen02
wow thats excellent biggrin.gif
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