Back in the sixties, tuck shops sold pies salad rolls, and chips.
Today you can order sushi. This is in a bush school, a long way from the big smoke.
Multiculturism can't be all bad.
Tuesday, 15 May 2012
Sushi at School
Occasionally as I work in schools I notice small things that indicate how much the world has changed since I started teaching.
Back in the sixties, tuck shops sold pies salad rolls, and chips.
Today you can order sushi. This is in a bush school, a long way from the big smoke.
Multiculturism can't be all bad.
Back in the sixties, tuck shops sold pies salad rolls, and chips.
Today you can order sushi. This is in a bush school, a long way from the big smoke.
Multiculturism can't be all bad.
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