Ludbrook Farm Walk

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We had a fantastic day out today - walking 5 kms across paddocks, passing heifers, bulls and beautiful ponds with flowering waterlillies in them. We walked through Mr Lawrence's farm to meet up with the Ludbrook farm track and then followed the new farm race to the waterfall. There we had a picnic lunch and played amongst the beautiful puriri and taraire trees with kukupa watching over us.
This was a great day out for the Year 5s and 6s - it was also a bit sad as it was the last day out we would all have together as Team Moana. We have done a lot together as one team of 58 students this year - sharing our Raranga Matahiko learning at Waitangi, our week away together to National Park, various sporting activities and today. I think the friendships made in Team Moana will last forever and look forward to everyone looking out for each other and sharing fun times together in the future.

Two sleepy boys                                                                                       Trekking by the river










Crossing the paddocks           
WE MADE IT!!
 

Comments

  1. Anonymous28 May 2019 at 10:22

    Kia ora my name is josh I am a year 7 student at Kawakawa primary. How long did it take you? Walking 5km for kids is so good for fitness. And help your sports because u can play longer.
    How long did it take you?

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  2. Anonymous31 May 2019 at 13:45

    Guten Tag, My name is Mase from Kawakawa Primary School. That looks like a really good walk for exercise. It looks like a really good time for your team. This inspires me in a way, to go for a walk. Thanks for reading this, and I'll blog ya later
    PS. Here's my blog:http://kpsmasev.blogspot.co.nz

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