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From Dyson Perrins Y9 14/03/2017
This petition is for us to make German spicy biscuits in a German. We were promised these biscuits in early year 8 in 2015. However the day never came and we were bound into darkness from the GSBs. Then our teacher who promised us left. This petition is to make it so we can still do it in a German lesson. I believe it is a good opportunity for learning and having fun while doing so, making us learn more by immersing us into the experience. At the end of the year we will have chosen our option and will be moving apart and lots of us will have dropped German, so it will no longer be available to us. This is our last chance.
IT HAS BEEN SAID THAT IF THIS PETITION GETS 25 SIGNATURES USING YOUR REAL NAME THE LESSON WILL TAKE PLACE.
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We where promised to make these. It is unfair that we should suffer from a broken promise. Even though our old teacher has left,we should still have the opportunity. This will teach us life skills we need in life, it is crucial you let ALL STUDANTS in Year 9 create these.
Honestly we have been waiting since year 8 for these biscuits and it is only fair we finally get to bake them before we drop the subject.
yaasss
yo piff tings
YEH
yes please. great idea
please
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Status: Closed — this petition is no longer accepting signatures.
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SIGN THIS PETITION WITH YOUR REAL NAME OTHERWISE IT WILL NOT BE COUNTED. PLEASE SIGN WITH YOUR REAL NAME. THANK YOU
This petition has been uploaded a second time because in the previous most people did not use their real names. Please vote again, using your actual name. Thanks.
From Dyson Perrins Y9 14/03/2017
This petition is for us to make German spicy biscuits in a German. We were promised these biscuits in early year 8 in 2015. However the day never came and we were bound into darkness from the GSBs. Then our teacher who promised us left. This petition is to make it so we can still do it in a German lesson. I believe it is a good opportunity for learning and having fun while doing so, making us learn more by immersing us into the experience. At the end of the year we will have chosen our option and will be moving apart and lots of us will have dropped German, so it will no longer be available to us. This is our last chance.
IT HAS BEEN SAID THAT IF THIS PETITION GETS 25 SIGNATURES USING YOUR REAL NAME THE LESSON WILL TAKE PLACE.
Thank you.
SIGN THIS PETITION WITH YOUR REAL NAME OTHERWISE IT WILL NOT BE COUNTED. PLEASE SIGN WITH YOUR REAL NAME. THANK YOU
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I have been discussing the topic of this petition with a few students and from what I have heard this would be a great idea. If it helps them with their German language understanding in a real world example, it would help their learning
We where promised to make these. It is unfair that we should suffer from a broken promise. Even though our old teacher has left,we should still have the opportunity. This will teach us life skills we need in life, it is crucial you let ALL STUDANTS in Year 9 create these.
Honestly we have been waiting since year 8 for these biscuits and it is only fair we finally get to bake them before we drop the subject.
yaasss
yo piff tings
YEH
yes please. great idea
please
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I have been discussing the topic of this petition with a few students and from what I have heard this would be a great idea. If it helps them with their German language understanding in a real world example, it would help their learning