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		Message board > NZ Earthquake affects English Language Academy     
			
		 NZ Earthquake affects English Language Academy 
		
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 Jayho
 
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							| NZ Earthquake affects English Language Academy 
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							| AS many of you have heard, Australian neighbour NZ was hit with a 6.3 aftershock earthquake causing death and destruction in and around Christchurch.   Tragically, an English Academy was also affected with this being reported:   The school, King�s Education, occupied the third floor, which meant students, teachers and administrative staff had almost no chance of survival when the building crumbled and burned after Tuesday�s quake. At least 44 students and nine staff are presumed to have died, and a further 34 students remained unaccounted for.       It�s a sad sad time for everyone in NZ. |  25 Feb 2011      
					
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 manonski (f)
 
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							| Sad indeed! My prayers are with you. |  25 Feb 2011     
					
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 _babz
 
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							| Our hearts go out to you!   So sad.... |  25 Feb 2011     
					
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 kiaras
 
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							| We�ve gone through that kind of pain in M�xico! I feel sorry for anybody who�s suffering! |  25 Feb 2011     
					
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 joy2bill
 
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							| As a New Zealander who is a language teacher I can really put myself in the shoes of these poor people. Imagine sending your loved one off for a  �chance of a lifetime � to learn English and they never come home again. It happened to a Columbian student of mine who was killed on the road while studying here on the Gold Coast, so I understand.   On another track this dreadful event will have a huge impact on the language industry downunder as NZ and Australia will be seen as "unsafe". This happened after the unfortunate death of a student in Melbourne.    What is happening to the world at the moment? |  25 Feb 2011     
					
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 juliag
 
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							| My thoughts are with the people who have been affected by this tragedy and also with their families.  |  25 Feb 2011     
					
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 Sara26
 
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							| This is really sad, Jayho. My thoughts and prayers are with them. |  25 Feb 2011     
					
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 lshorton99
 
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							| Deepest condolences to all those who have suffered as a result of this tragedy. My thoughts are with you all. 
 Lindsey
 
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 GIOVANNI
 
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							| My deepest sympathy goes to all the people of New Zealand. |  25 Feb 2011     
					
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 ikebana
 
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							| My heart and  my thoughts  are with all the people of New Zealand . |  25 Feb 2011     
					
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 Mar0919
 
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							| My heart and my prayers go out to NZ, God bless all! |  25 Feb 2011     
					
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