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Entries from January - July 1998 |
As an assistant principal at an American elementary school I found your site to be interesting and educational. I hope to vist your beautiful country in the future. Keep up the good work and congratulatons to the outstanding teachers and adults for making this site possible.
Your School Site is a most interesting place to look at and I Would like to thank you all for the pictures and writings that you have done.
Well I'm very impressed, I use to work at The College and thought I would see if anyone was on the net from Roebourne. Enjoyed your website very much.
I would like to visit your part of Australia and having been only on the East Coast this would be a neat part to come to. It is very cold up here in the Northern Part of our country or Wisconsin. Last nite we had a wind chill factor of -51deg F. Out lakes are frozen over for the most part but little snow on the ground.
love the site will be back offen notify me of updates please
Thanks for the interesting, if a little graphic, description of kangaroo skinning. As we see kangaroos only in zoos, it seems odd to me. Well I guess the idea of tacking and hunting wolves might seem unusual to you. Great web site. I found it through a link called www.EdsOasis.org/.
I like looking at your words. I'ts good to speak 2 languages. I speak Spanish and English. Best wishes, Petra
I am coming to visit a friend of my fathers in July. I hope there are no dangerous animals. The pictures in your tour look very nice.
I enjoyed your page and the sounds for the words in Yinjiparndi. It was also fun to check them with the written forms in Macquarie which I bought in Brisbane last April. I hope I can make another trip to Australia. Good luck with your web page and I will look forward to new words. Thank you.
Chris Schindler
Excellent site! I was just browsing and came accross your site. It was very well designed and presented, The photos of the students and their work/webpages finised it of. This site is definatly one of the best that i have seen. It is also very interesting to see that your have had many international visitors. Well done!
Dear Children, I really enjoyed your website and learned so much that I feel like we are friends. I am an old woman who lives in the mountains of North Carolina USA and although I have been both a teacher and nurse, now I stay at home and make dolls. I am entering a doll challenge that represents child ren around the world. I chose to make a doll who will represent an Australian Aboriginal Child. Because I have always been interested in your people; even since I was a little girl. I am just learning to use the internet, so I hope you re- ceive my reply. Maybe we could become pen pals? Thanks again for all the info. E-mail me if you have time. Sincerely, Rebecca Kempson
Great Web site! Found it while just browsing. Always wanted to visit Australia. Maybe some day. I'm a farmer in Iowa raising corn and soybeans. Nice to learn a little about your culture and country.
found your web site while surfing and decided to stay awhile. Found it exciting and the work done by the pupils,excellent. well done
Beautiful site! Love the picturez! I'll be back soon, for I have Plans! (ask Keiron!)
What's worse, I may have to come over and verify all this in person. I can't believe everything I read!
so duh,
Paul
Top site and top effort. I'm thinking our ASSPA group could have a go at somthing like this. I'm a HTML author myself and can appreciate the work that has gone into your site. It's put me in mind to develop content for Aboriginal kids myself as there ain't much around. I don't let my kids online much but I will let them check out this site. All the best.
I am pleased to see such an interesting page on the net. This page has been helpful in my report on Australian culture. Keep up the good work! Stay cool!
I am currently teaching a third grade class and we are in search of Australian pen pals. We are starting an integrated unit on Australia and would be very interested in corresponding through letter writing. Please let me know if you are at all interested at your earliest convenience. Thank you, Ashley Kasperzyk email- agk@student.umass.edu
It is realy a good thing,and you get a lot of information. But it would bee better if you put some more picturs in it,of the old aboriginals. takes
Bente jakobsen
You are a legendary teacher Keiron. I hope to learn much from you whilst exploring the net. Kids at Roebourne, you have done fantabulous work, WELL DONE.
we enjoyed your website and all your different cultures !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
We thought that you have done some great work on this page. We are a mixture of Black Fellas and White Fellas and loved the blood and guts of the roo skinning.
Seeya for now.
Hello Irene Haywood, see you soon
hi how ya goin we miss school
by love from Biju Amanda Lousie
You have a great Web Site and should be very proud.Our family spent 24 years in the Tom Price, Karratha areas. One of our boys passed away the same weekend as your Elder Roger Soloman 5 years ago this April. They both died of asbestos related problems. On looking through your Schools Web site you have brought back a lot of the good memories of the Pilbara and its people. Kids, the future is yours, listen to your Teachers and learn from all societies no matter who or what race we may be.
Have a Happy Easter
Bob and Mary Skidmore
We had some teachers from the local school in the art centre and they showed us your website. It's great. Thankyou. We have a website for Mangkaja Arts. Please have a look! The address is: www.users.bigpond.com/Mangkaja_Arts/webpage
i think your page is cool
Your photgraphs bought back some fond memories of when I taught in the Pilbara at Wickham Your Web site is great - Keep up the good work!
Great site Roebourne P.S. I was trying to find out about Aboriginal games when I came across your site. What an excellent site. I found out lots about your school and I got a lot of good ideas for Glebe's homepage. Keep up the great work.
Read about your site in the West Australian many, many months ago but have just got around to checking it out. Wish I had visited earlier- an excellent site.
Hi we would like to know how many kids there are in your school. We have about 500 kids in our school. could you please write to us becouse we have many questions. We are in grade 3
Please write back soon
Thank you
Hello ammy and the rest of the students we were looking for the old prefects so we could show Miss Newby but we couldnt find it
Mr T Amanda said why you tookn us off KAREN
Bye Tenellia And Amanda
We're very impressed with your photos and information. It's great. Thanks.
WOW. What a great website. Will pass on your email address to our schools in the mid west region. Will keep in touch with what you are all doing.
see ya marion (boma)
To the kids at Roebourne Primary School Mr(Campbell)Markham showed this to me I like it very much. Your School seem like a fun place.I am in year 9 at a Private School and do enjoy it but it looks like you would have alot more fun than me. Did you all have a Happy Easter, I did.Well I better go could you please write back to me I would really like it. From Carlie
Well I am truly impressed with this site! Full of relevant information, great work and terrific photos. I look forward to revisting this site a little later in the year.
Happy Easter!!
Like this site. Really some neat photography and interesting information.
enjoyed the browse; Roebourne primary will always be special to me starting from pre-primary to grade seven such a lot of people around then this was before wickham was built;there where a lot of first things that i achieved at Roebourne primary like the first time i got the cane (OUCH)and the first time i got caught fighting by the teacher;and the first time i got caught teasing the girls;you know the teachers back then always seemed to be much older and always cranky ; oh yeah and the first time i got my name on the board
Hi, Thank you for the very interesting tour of your beautiful countryside, and for the information about your culture. Your school sounds really nice,we liked the Room 5 work on the Great White Shark and the other work we have seen was also interesting. Our Dad is going to Australia soon for a Year, he's been before lucky person. He says he will e-mail you again soon and send a photograph of us. if you would like one with some information about where we live. Lov Adam (13)and Rachel (10 1/2)
I am facinated by the music. Here in America we have Native American music. There are hundreds of different tribal languages. In my area of Michigan, there is the Chippewa indian language. The Guiness Book of World Records calls it the most complex language in the world. It has over 6000 verbs. Their music sounds much like yours. They sing of the same things like hunting, fishing, animals. My part of Michigan has many Chippewa names for the towns. I am near a town called Munising. It's name comes from the Ojibway {Chippewa} language word " Minnissing". It means "place on the island" I live near the South shore of Lake Superior. The indians called it "Gitchie gumee" meaning great water. It is amazing to me how, many years ago the native people could communicate an idea in a complex language without ever having a school.
How many complete different dialects are there in your country?
I enjoyed your web site very much. Thank you, Bill Nelson Shingleton, Michigan U.S.A.
Howdy, I found your homepage through my school homepage and I just wanted to say I think it's excellent :o) here's my homepage address http://www.geocities.com/EnchantedForest/1056 Best wishes!
I love visiting your web page. It is fantastic!! I can never get the real audio to work so I can hear the songs though. I love the beginning picture of the sunset and reflection!! If you would like to see some Year Three work and photos of Port Hedland from St Cecilia's College you can go to this address www.iinet.net.au/~stpauls/angus/angsindx.htm
Wow! Beautiful area, focused school! I came here from an Early Childhood site, didn't intend to visit Australia today... Thanks for your hospitality.
Anyone have info on Aboriginal foods from the South East corner of Queensland We need it for a school project
Hi! As I've already told you my name is Sonia Williams. I was checking out my website (Women Around The World) and wanted to see what yours was like, because we did the Australian women Emma Withnell, and as she went to Roebourne so I wanted to see if you had anything on her. Why don't you have a look at our website and then write back to me. The website is http://www.itps.de/women/
Not a bad page. Have not been everywhere yet but I will get there
I loved the tour and I hope to visit your beautiful country one day. My students are very keen to learn all about Australia and I will show them some of your information and pictures.
Thank you.
Fantastic site. My knowledge of the Pilbara has blossomed
Hi, I am a student of AMES and I came from China.I am learning English here and that Aboriginal cultures are a very important part our class work. We are going to the N.S.W. Art Gallery to see Aboriginal painting and performances which is part of the re-conciliation week. I am sorry for what has happened to your people in the past.
Dear Everyone' I'm enjoying your site and I have attended concerts for Reconciliation Week here in Sydney. Thank you for your information and showing your school work and lifestyle. Regards Margaret
This is a great page, thank you. I am a student of linguistics and I am attempting to study Yindjibarndi. It is challenging and your page made it fun!
The web site is fantastic for learning about your school and culture .I t reflects your pride and talentys-keep up the great work.
This site is terrific!! I entered this site after reading EChalk and hearing that your IT teacher is involved in homework classes.
I am also do homework classes at our school and would be interested in knowing what types of things you do up there??
While visting your site I found the traditional singing but couldn't open the document as it said the document was not a Real Audio document. Any suggestions as to how I could open it - I've downloaded the Real Audio program already.
Chris Allen
YOUR WEB SITE IS FANTASTIC,INTERESTING,AND GIVES US AN INSIGHTINTO THE PILBARA.IM A TEACHER AND OUR CLASS HAS BEEN LEARNING HEAPS FROM YOU R SITE.KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK
I like your web page, I used to live in Karratha. HI LLOYD TUCKER IF U ONE DAY READ THIS, U PROBABLY DON'T REMEMBER ME BUT I JUST WANT TO SAY "YOUR A BABE AND I MISS YA"
say to all healthworkers at Mawarnkarra from Dr Chris
hi there hope you a having a good time in schoo bye hope we meet again soonl
HI COOL SITE
Wonderful site. Glad to see you have pride in your work and are happy to show it off. (I'm only a local from Karratha)...
As a Murri woman I am pleased with and proud of those who have put this website together. Congratulations
Every now & then I drop in and visit your pages to see what Mr Throssell has been up to. Your web pages are always so interesting and best of all, always kept up to date with variety and new photos and stories. Keep it up Roebourne Primary you are leading the way... Best wishes for the new term :-(
I am a teacher doing a training course. I think I might have taught with Mary Nealon. In Sept. our school will have internet. Will contact you then.
On the front page the animated aboriginal flag you cant see the black half at the top of the flag. I think that this would make it look a lot better That is All GoodBye
Hi, My school year begins for children on August 10, 1998. My class would love to email with children in Australia. We have internet access in our classroom. I teach a Pre First Class - 5, 6, & 7 year olds. Please write to us! Thanks.
Hello roebourne, Great to see your site. hope you are looking after my sister Mary Nealon over there because i don't know if she will see this or not. Be back soon. James Nealon.
Great pages, congrats to all the kids at Roebourne. Hope Millstream is easy to carry being stooped with culture, or is it steeped in culture? Keep up the good work. Will certainly browse again.