Compassionate communication is needed to resolve conflict in the school classroom and at home post-Covid, an NGO says. It is instilling it in pupils, their parents and teachers in Hong Kong.
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and up, and we are so happy to be part of the mix and super excited and looking forward to next season. thank you. it means the world to us. we feel your support from japan. we are so honoured to represent great britain and we hope you are well caffeinated for the rest of your day. let s bring you back to our top story now in the women s six nations england beating scotland. 58 7 sarah hunter s last game for her country after 1m caps a remarkable career that saw her win the world cup in 2014 and she s been a runner up twice. sheerjoy, you know, and pride, to have played for this amazing team over the years, you know. ijust feel so lucky and privileged that i have been a part of it for so long and the girls have been brilliant this week. i ve had the best week. i ve enjoyed it and to come out here and play at home in front of this amazing crowd and put in a performance like that, just means
try number two for cokayne followed before they went into the break 31 nil up, the tries continued in the second half but the biggest cheer of the match was reserved for this, mid way through the second half. over and out for co captain sarah hunter, this is her last england appearance and her141st cap particuarly fitting because she was born in newcastle. relentless england carried on scoring after her departure, 10 tries in all. marlie packer completing a hat trick. a great way for hunter to bow out sheerjoy, you know, and pride to have played for this amazing team over the years, you know. ijust feel so lucky and privileged that i have been a part of it for so long and the girls have been brilliant