Room 4 had a very exciting visit from a Guide Dog puppy and its trainers. The children were thrilled to meet the beautiful dog and learn about the important work that Guide Dogs do to help people who are blind or have low vision.The trainers taught us how Guide Dogs are carefully trained from a young age to become confident, calm, and helpful companions. We learned about the different signals that dogs use to communicate how they are feeling. The children were fascinated to discover that a dog’s tail, ears, eyes, and body position can tell us whether a dog is happy, nervous, relaxed, or excited.The puppy was very well-behaved and showed us how it follows commands and listens carefully to its handler. The children asked thoughtful questions and enjoyed hearing about the puppy training journey.This visit helped us learn about kindness, responsibility, and how animals can support people in their daily lives. It was a wonderful hands-on learning experience, and Room 4 would like to thank the Guide Dog team for taking the time to visit us and share their knowledge.
What a pawsome day of learning for Room 4! 
