Redwood Renamed in Chinese

Pupils of Redwood class have translated their names using Chinese hanzi characters.

The homework task was linked their Geography work on China, where they have been studying China’s human and physical characteristics.

Zhùhè hóngmù (Congratulations Redwood!)

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Charlotte, former pupil
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Hugo, former pupil
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Elliott, former pupil
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Christopher, former pupil
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Nicolas, Unicorn School pupil
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Charlotte, former pupil
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Jack, Unicorn School pupil
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Alex, Unicorn School pupil
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Alex, Unicorn School pupil
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Charlie, Unicorn School pupil
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Jack, Unicorn School pupil
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Redwood Renamed in Chinese

Pupils of Redwood class have translated their names using Chinese hanzi characters.

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