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Paintball
Ferg's Kayaks
Mount Kaukau
Tawa College E.O.T.C
Students will travel into Wellington on the train
where they will each participate in 2 hours of Rock Climbing as well as 2 hours
of either Kayaking or Stand Up Paddle boarding.
This day will involve team work and collaboration
between the students, helping to develop team work skills and unity between the
students.
where they will each participate in 2 hours of Rock Climbing as well as 2 hours
of either Kayaking or Stand Up Paddle boarding.
This day will involve team work and collaboration
between the students, helping to develop team work skills and unity between the
students.
Students will need to work
together in a team using strategy and providing leadership opportunities to
outwit their opposition in a few games of Laser Paintball. After this fun and action packed morning students will enjoy the fantastic facilities of H2O Xtreme with full access to all of their rides. A key focus of this day will be on of reflection and perceptions of life in New Zealand and how this compares to other nations.
together in a team using strategy and providing leadership opportunities to
outwit their opposition in a few games of Laser Paintball. After this fun and action packed morning students will enjoy the fantastic facilities of H2O Xtreme with full access to all of their rides. A key focus of this day will be on of reflection and perceptions of life in New Zealand and how this compares to other nations.
A full day trip starting at
Kaiwharawhara train station walking along part of Wellingtons Northern Walkway
all the way to the top of Mount KauKau before dropping down to Khandallah Park.
Along the way students will experience a part of Wellington that few people realise exist hopefully helping them create a more holistic perception of the Wellington environment.
Kaiwharawhara train station walking along part of Wellingtons Northern Walkway
all the way to the top of Mount KauKau before dropping down to Khandallah Park.
Along the way students will experience a part of Wellington that few people realise exist hopefully helping them create a more holistic perception of the Wellington environment.
