Cape Town Walk By Nick Paton

Some of the people had dressed up, some had dressed up as Hawaiian people with grass skirts and flowery necklaces. There was also quite a lot of people who were wearing their South Africa tops. As we were setting up the course some of the teachers gave us a lift around the park and also a few pupils got to drive the golf buggies (golf buggies are like little cars that go about 10-15mph)

 

For the first part of the day all of the people were helping to set up the course they were all wearing there welcome primary school polo shirts so everyone who was doing the walk knew why they were doing it we raised around 11 to 12 thousand pound we were all split up to stations so people did not try and skip the course. It was not just the pupils who were dressing up some of the teachers did as well.

 

I /Nick and Eilidh both got to drive a golf buggy and we started to free Rome around the park that we were walking around. Some of the pupils who were walking around the park started to run and made it a race to see who could finish first.