The Feline Hall Monitor

A special cat in Scotland has become famous for her dedication to education. Kiki, a devoted feline, walks her 10-year-old human Sunny to school every day without missing a single day. This commitment has earned her recognition for perfect attendance.

Morning Routine

Each morning follows the same pattern. Kiki relaxes in bed until she hears Sunny getting ready to leave. Once she hears him heading for the door, she races downstairs to join him and any friends walking with him to school.

If the children walk too slowly or get sidetracked along the way, Kiki takes charge. She trots ahead of the group as if reminding them to stay on schedule and keep moving.

School Day Duties

When they arrive at school, Kiki doesn't just drop off her human and leave. She stays at the school all day long. She hangs around outside like she's on recess duty, watching over the students.

This constant presence has made her extremely popular with everyone at the school. The students have affectionately given her a nickname - "the school cat."

Afternoon Pick-Up

Kiki has the school schedule memorized. When the final bell rings at the end of the day, she knows it's time for her next job. She finds Sunny and his friends at their usual meeting spot and walks them all back home.

A Valued Community Member

The teachers and staff at the school love having Kiki around. They keep an eye on her throughout the day, making sure she's safe while she performs her self-appointed duties.

Kiki has become more than just a pet - she's a teacher in her own way. She's helped students learn how to treat animals with kindness and respect.

Award-Winning Dedication

Kiki's commitment hasn't gone unnoticed. The head teacher presented her with an award for her perfect attendance record. Her dedication has made such an impact on Sunny and the entire school community that she's now a finalist for the Cats Protection National Cat Awards.

Kiki may just be a cat, but her daily school runs show that animals can play meaningful roles in our communities and in our children's lives.