Year+8+Camp-+Makahika!

//__**Makahika**__//

What I Hope To Get Out Of Camp...

- I think after going to camp I am going to have better co-operation skills, and leadership skills. I also think I am going to pick up the guts to try out new things. On camp we are going to be trying a whole load of things I probably haven't tried before so i think it is going to teach me to always try something new. Secondly I think I am going to get better co-operation skills because we are going to be working in groups lots through-out the camp, also we are going to be working with people who we dont usually chose to work with. Thirdly I am going to gain a lot of leadership skills because i'm not really someone who will step up and become a leader of something. Just thinking about it I think I will probably get better relationships with my friends. -Most of all I hope it's going to be a lot of fun and I learn lots.

My Reflection-

Well, camp was amazing. I learnt a lot about leadership and cooperation!

1st Day-- On Wednesday 9th November we arrived at school packed and ready to go at 7:30 in the morning. At 8.00am we all made our way on to the bus (Trying to get the best seats) and the we were on our way. We had to travel for around 2 and a half hours to get to Makahika. As soon as we got there we got right in to the camping spirit. It was pouring down with rain when we got there, and the instructor told us to go have a look around the camp site. There was loads of animals to see, including 3 horses, 2 dogs, A ram called Rambo, Friendly sheep, and I think that's about it. While we were looking around it was still pouring down with rain, in the first 2 minutes i was literally drenched, and my shoes were soooo muddy. After the half an hour had finished we went inside and got given lunch they were yummy buns with ham and lettuce. After lunch we had to un-pack our bags of the bus. After all that and having a bit of a rest in our cabins we went out to do some orienteering around the campsite, which was really fun and I learnt how to use maps.