Ol Pejeta

I went to ol pejeta in half term with mummy, daddy, Sam and Ruth and Granny and Grandad who were visiting us from England. Ol Pejeta is a game conservancy near Nanyuki. This is the checklist for the animals.  I ticked off all the animals we saw. We saw lions 3 babies and 2 Grownups (a daddy and a mummy).  The baby lions were very small, probably only a few days old. Their mummy was carrying them around in her mouth and suckling them. My favourite animals were the lions and the hyenas.

We also went to the chimpanzee sanctuary and adopted Poco the oldest chimpanzee there this is a picture of him and the adoption certificate. We fed him mangos. 

A busy week!

I am on half term now, but I had a very busy last week. This is me and Sam last Sunday. We are waiting to start our leg of "Run A Ton". This is where people from Greensteds School run 110 km in a day to raise money for charity. People run legs of 1 or 2 km at a time. Daddy ran 5km and me and Sam ran 1km (me and Sam were the two youngest people to run a leg).

 

The route of the run is from Narok, over the Mau escarpment (climbing 1000m on this part) and then back to Greensteds: Route Map

On Tuesday I went to St. Andrew's School, Turi for the up-country swimming gala. This is me doing the U9 20m  backstroke.

I came third.

 This is me at the changeover in the U9 medley relay. I swam the backstroke leg and I am swapping over with Maria who swam the breaststroke leg.

 This is me swimming the last leg of the U9 freestyle relay.

 On Thursday I travelled to Turi again to play in my first hockey matches, against St Andrew's School and Pembroke House School.

 Then on Friday it was the inter-house music competition. I sang in the house choir. We sang "que sera, sera".  My house, Batian, won the competition.




After such a busy week I was definitely ready for a holiday.