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Te Puna Was Usual Enough...

on July 29, 2021

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inspired by the James K. Baxter poem - The Town Was Usual Enough

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On the 25th to the 28th of October. The Year 5 and 6 students went to camp at Waitomo Caves. The day I loved the most was the Stubbs Farm adventure day. On the second day of camp. My group went to Stubbs Farm. The activity I did first at Stubbs farm was the covenant with the instructor Scuba. At the c ove nant we split into three groups. I was in the second group. The group took turns leading the other groups and doing the activity. For my group's turn we had to get water. The other two groups got dirt and sunlight. The objective was to get stuff that you need to grow a tree. Caving was my Favourite activity with instructor (and cave expert) Dave. At the entrance, I was boiling with excitement to go in. When I went in, it did not disappoint me. In the first 10 metres there were a lot of weta. The farther we went in the cave the cooler it got. I enjoyed being in the cave and seeing the bones, some of them were from moa. I liked that we walked through ...

Week 2 Term 3

What a wonderful week. On Tuesday we had day 1 of our Ki O Rahi tournament On Thursday and Friday we had the team from Thrive and STEMWana trust in helping us make 'stringdraulic' gauntlets. On Thursday we did a rubbish walk up Te Puna Road. Here's some of our writing about these activities Ki O Rahi Ki o rahi is one of the most fun and challenging games I’ve played. It taught me teamwork and resilience is the key to a fun and fair game. I learned that in order to be included you have to call out for the ball, share ideas, and try your best. Although it was tricky at first. We listened, helped, and advised each other. We encouraged each other to try our best. After all our hard work we managed to get really good and do a tournament. The whole senior school did the tournament against each other in our houses. All in all, everyone had a great time. By Lauren McConnochie Ki o rahi tournament. Ki o rahi is a very fun myth and legends game with a lot of running. We di...

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