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Creston pupils learn to lead

The grade 6 pupils thoroughly enjoyed the trip and are still talking about it.

CRESTON College’s grade 6 pupils travelled to Cumberland Nature Reserve, just outside Pietermaritzburg, to learn about leadership skills and teamwork. It was a fun-filled three days that included kayaking, hiking, blow dart guns and obstacle courses. The weather was extremely hot and pupils and teachers alike gladly took to the water. Everyone enjoyed themselves and the grade 6 pupils are still talking about the exciting time at this lovely nature reserve.

Gr 6 Creston College pupils (from left) Micaela van Heerden, Thomas Gouws, Kyle Allan, James Nell and Kayde Mante enjoy an action-packed day at the nature reserve.
Gr 6 Creston College pupils (from left) Micaela van Heerden, Thomas Gouws, Kyle Allan, James Nell and Kayde Mante enjoy an action-packed day at the nature reserve.

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