Whetu Fun Day



Last Thursday we had a Whetu Fun Day as our camp was postponed.  Our teachers planned a fun day for us instead!  We participated in a Whetu Amazing Race, a range of different fun rotations, a BBQ lunch and play on the council playground then we finished the day with an Easter Egg hunt and an ice block.


My favourite part of the Amazing Race was running around Ngatea, finding eggs and decoding them into a joke


The rotation I enjoyed the most was drawing my easter bunny and colouring it in with the pastels


During the Easter Egg Hunt I found my stick in the little sandpit in the corner of the feild


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