A moth

As soon as i woke up i opened up the curtains and peered wide eyed out the window to see a mouth nibbling at the grass until the whole lawn was dirt and mud,
He ate everything up!

Bianca whanau group camp

We stopped at the train station to wait for the train. The train finally stopped by us. We hopped on the train. We had lots of fun. Anneke read us a story to calm us down. It was an cool horror story. It was called the love charm. It was my first time sitting sideways.We hopped off near the bus station. We walked to catch the bus (p.s I skipped). We hopped on the bus.The bus stopped. We hopped off the bus. We trotted to the youth hostel. We gathered in the youth hostel to find our sleeping mum. My mum for camp was Fiona. We excitedly rushed to the elevator to get to our rooms. My room was 306. We started to unpack our bags.We put everything into our cupboard and organised our beds. We were ready to explore Wellington.

By Bianca

Bianca fav part camp

As soon as I  trotted into the Circus School I got a glimpse of a trapeze.  It looked like a swinging monkey-bar! I gazed at the big blue mats on the ground and wondered if they were used by acrobats.

I lifted my head towards the lights on the ceiling. I recognised a huge metal hoop hanging there.

I thought it was used by acrobats too. I wondered what we were going to do there. I noticed two ladies and a man sitting on the big blue mats. They called us over to sit down with them.  The lady explained that for a warmup we would play “stuck-in-the-mud”. She picked Travis and I to be “in”.

When we finished we were put into 3 groups. The first group was doing exercises on the mat keeping one’s  balance. The second group tried the trapeze. They hung by their legs then tried to get up into a sitting position. Everyone was able to manage this.  The third group marched off to juggling. They got taught some juggling tricks.

I really enjoyed the Circus School.

By Bianca