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Aug

Aidan and Jess describe their favourite experiences Print E-mail

This is Aidan and Jess and we are going tell you about what we’ve been doing at SRC.

At SRC we have been doing some very great things. Some of these include; surfing, caving, bridge building, canoeing and expo.

Aidan: My favourite experience so far has got to be Expo. I loved it because where I come from I don’t get to do a lot of camping or hiking and it was a very new experience for me. It was just great getting out with my mates and having a good time on the beach and through the bush. Everyone was really cooperative and helpful and everyone kept their chins up and gave it a good go.

Jess: My favourite thing I have done is surfing. I love the beach and the waves were amazing. I’m from the country and the closest beach is 3 hours away. I found surfing really easy. I managed to stand up on my first go. We learnt skills and safety about the beach. The weather has been really cold lately so the water was freezing but that didn’t stop us!

Aidan Surfing

We are really enjoying our time here at SRC. We wished everyone had this opportunity to come here because we are having a great time!

Aidan - Carrum Downs SC

Jess- Horsham College

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