Zoofari Triapse T3 Wk 1

News Bulletin - On Monday 5th August 2013 room 15 students, parents and teachers went on a Zoofari triapse to study how the water from Western Springs Creek is used and re-used for the specific purpose of sustaining the lives of zoo animals. Guess what? They got more than that!

 

Of course, the kids were delighted to see their primate relatives in their comfy enclosures of which they incidentently found out, were 97% like themselves. Now isn't this a small world we live in!

Its pointless walking around aimlessly without the use of a map to guide you.

"But we need some mapskills to orientate ourselves to find the orungatangs," cried Margaret, the brainy one. Luckily for us, we had Mrs Singh-Ali at hand who practically lives on site, seeing that her two young kids adore zoofari-ing and the adventure playground.

 

Now who can that zoofari guide be? Gee! that career suits you perfectly. All you need now is the khaki safari outfit, Zhara.

What a splendid outdoor experience this has turned out to be!  And see how well we managed to carry ourselves. "Can we do this again sometimes in the near future Mrs?" 

Well Maybe! 

 

Now what's that furryball of striped fur doing flat on its back under those overhanging branches of native bush?  Oh no! I don't think its your ordinary tabby ginger cat, Paisley, Mrs Naidoo.

Look! what's happened to its scratching post I wonder...