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Field trip to the Naankuse animal sanctuary

On Friday, the 26th of April, for the 3rd year in a row the Grade 2 students embarked on a field trip to the Naankuse animal sanctuary. The students had an amazing time learning about animals and their habitats. During their visit, the students had the opportunity to see a variety of animals up close, including leopards, cheetahs, a caracal, a genet,  meerkats and monkeys. They also learned about the different habitats these animals live in and how they adapt to their surroundings. 

The practical learning opportunities we engaged in enabled students to actively discover and understand various concepts in authentic environments, fostering a more profound understanding of interconnected ideas like the environment, adaptation, and conservation. This hands-on approach expanded students' outlooks and enhanced their understanding of the world surrounding them.


The field trip would not have been possible without the generous support of Mr Derek Jacobs and his company Bluecrane Safaris Namibia, who provided safe and reliable transportation for the students. Thanks to their assistance, the students were able to travel to the sanctuary in comfort and style, ensuring that they arrived safely and ready for a day of learning and fun.


Field trips to places where students can see animals can be a valuable learning experience. Not only do they provide an opportunity to learn about different species, but they also help students understand the importance of conservation and the role humans play in protecting animal habitats. In addition, these types of field trips can help build empathy and understanding of the natural world, fostering a sense of partnership and responsibility. The students also had the opportunity to make a small donation to the sanctuary as a token of appreciation for allowing us to visit. 


Overall, the Naankuse animal sanctuary field trip was a great success, and the Grade 2 students had a wonderful time learning and exploring the animal kingdom. The support of Bluecrane Safaris and Naankuse was greatly appreciated, and we look forward to partnering with them again in the future.



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