In week four of
Term 1 the senior team went to Pandora Pond as part of an E.O.T.C (Education
outside the classroom) trip. While we were at the pond we got to do lots of
activities like; sailing, fishing, kayaking, an estuary walk, and beach art.
The yachts were
practically ‘on the water’ bumper cars when we had hardly any wind. We all
seemed to end up in the same place, going nowhere! When our sail caught the
wind our little red, yellow and orange boats scooted all over the pond, darting
to one end and back. We had to keep our boats facing into the wind if we wanted
any chance of movement.
On
our estuary walk we saw heaps of crabs, some fish and an eel! Our guide, Jake
explained all about the estuary and how it had changed drastically over the
years. It was fascinating to find out that before the Napier earthquake in 1931
the estuary stretched all the way out to the airport.
We had a fantastic
time during our E.O.T.C week, we learnt a lot and developed our confidence in
trying new things. Below is a slideshow of pictures that were taken while we
were at Pandora Pond. We hope you enjoy looking at them.
By Brennan
By Brennan
E.O.T.C from Claire Bojesen-Trepka on Vimeo.
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