WITT Journalism student Steve Dixon was a surprise visitor on the regular Thursday W.E.T day. Steve interviewed a number of the proud Wetland Extreme Team to help put together a story due hopefully to run in the Midweek newspaper.
Pictured are the Wetland Tour Guides with Steve. Also in the photo is the weekly wetland newletter and the Wetland Extreme Team journal. The journal is updated like this blog so visitors to St Joseph's can catch up on what has been happening.
Tour guides running some lunch time games for the younger kids. Usually they run the interactive tours in the wetland but today it was too wet.
The team mission is to make the school wetland interactive and fun for everyone.
WETLAND EXTREME TEAM
The Wetland Extreme Team are eighteen Year 7 and 8 students from St Joseph's Waitara School in Taranaki, New Zealand. Our names are James, Tayla, Steven, Louise ,Madison, Isaac, Francis, Gabriel, Rose, P.J, Terina, Jamie, Iyarna, Che-Leigh, Cody, Matthew, Connor and Hayden. We will be blogging about the history, current research and future ideas for the schools wetland. All of which is hoped will make the wetland more interactive and fun for everyone to enjoy.
Working to help W.E.T achieve the mission is 60 Springs Environmental Educator Nathan Hills. 60 Springs is based at Puke Ariki and run in partnership with Shell Exploration New Zealand Limited and the Taranaki Regional Council.
Working to help W.E.T achieve the mission is 60 Springs Environmental Educator Nathan Hills. 60 Springs is based at Puke Ariki and run in partnership with Shell Exploration New Zealand Limited and the Taranaki Regional Council.
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