Hi everyone!

This week I absolutely nailed my very first walk outside of school with Dani Rees and, not to brag, but I was a total superstar ⭐ I strutted my stuff on a beautiful loose lead, showing off just how clever I am — Dani was seriously impressed!

I took all the new sights and smells in my stride, head high and tail wagging, like the confident legend I’m becoming. 🐶Bodhi

Woof woof everyone!

It’s me, Bodhi, your four-legged school pal. I’ve been busy this week making the important rounds – checking classrooms for dropped pencils, having cuddles, and helping out with some excellent finding work on the school field. You’ll spot the photo of me lying on my back on this update – that was taken when I was having a well-earned relax after all that sniffing and searching. Finding work really makes my brain tired, so a good roll and a rest were definitely needed!

I’ve been especially proud of how kind and calm everyone has been around me. Remember, gentle voices and slow hands help me do my very best school-dog work. My tail has been wagging non-stop because of all the smiles and kindness I’ve seen.

I can’t wait to be back soon for more learning, sniffing, and lunchtime strolls. Until then, keep being pawsome and looking out for one another.

Big licks and waggy tails,Bodhi

Hello everyone, it’s me, Bodhi! I just wanted to say a huge thank you to our very kind governor and his wife, who went out of their way to collect a lovely free sofa especially for me. It’s pawsitively perfect for relaxing after a busy day of school visits, listening and tail-wagging. When I’m a little calmer and have definitely learnt not to chew books, our KS1 children will be able to use it to sit and read to me — which I’m really looking forward to. Thank you for the kindness and generosity shown… I promise lots of careful listening (and only a little snoozing!). 🐶📚Bodhi

Woof hello everyone! I had a pawsome Christmas break with lots of naps, snacks (quality control is very important) and festive walks. Even so, I couldn’t wag my tail fast enough to come back to school and see my school family — I missed all the fuss!

Over the holidays, I went on a big adventure down to Reading for a huge family occasion with 24 grown-ups and children. That meant 24 chances for tummy rubs, ear scratches and accidentally dropped food (a dog can dream). There were so many smells that my nose is still recovering! I loved being right in the middle of the excitement, but I’m now back at school, ready for learning, listening… and the occasional sneaky nap under a desk. 💤🐾

p.s. Tina didn’t dress me up – it is AI!!!Bodhi