School Camp 2011

Walking the Estuary  in Napier

The old Westshore bridge.

Intrepid walkers.

Under the Espressway

The team.

Not sure what the significance is of these poles, but I'm sure we'll find out one dayl

Feeding time at the National Aquarium.

Ice being poured into a fishing boat that was about to go out.

Fishing at Ahuriri

Our little helper.

Fishing, Oueroa style.

Conrad shows us how to climb.

Shaquira shows us how easy it is.

Go Carolline.

Even our youngest student conquers the wall.

Waiting for a swim.

Patience is a virtue.

Waiting for our Hot Chick

Hope these girls don't get buried too deep.

Burying a sand angel

The musterers.

Fun at camp.

Waiting patiently.

Mary and Peter, the Storytellers, Visit Porangahau

On Wednesday Oueroa  School went to Porangahau School to see Mary Kippenberger. We had lunch, went for a play and went for a swim. When we first got in it was cold but you got warm.
It was time to see Mary Kippenberger.
The first play was Cinderella. I was the Ugly sister. I had to put on a long, browny coloured wig and a skirt with a hoop in it.People laughed their heads off.
The second play was funny because the elephants said "We don't know, you have to ask the toikey." in a very funny way.
It was so hot. Mangaorapa came too.Just to let you know, it was a long day but it was fun.

Now there's some very Ugly Sisters.

Mrs Hales was the Fairy Godmother.

The Fairy Godmother grants Cinderella's wish.

Mary did magic while she told the story.

Wallis makes a great chicken.

Nikayla was THE turkey, Isy the long lost hippy, and Shaquira the giraffe.