Five chickens arrived at the Vancouver Waldorf School on Thursday morning in North Vancouver.
The striking heritage-breed hens, named Rosa, Coal, Laverne, Henley and Goldilocks, showed up in baskets covered by blankets — to keep their stress levels down.
Then a quiet rabble of nine- and ten-year-olds toted their awkward burdens to the back of their school — and set the hens free in their brand new, sun-dappled coop that will be used for teaching and de-stressing students.
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