Southern View: June 28, 2016

SOUTHERN VIEW Tuesday June 28 2016 11
A group of senior Cashmere High School students won the
outdoor Hillary Challenge. The competition involves trekking,
running, mountain biking, orienteering and working as a team.
The school entered two teams in the competition. Both teams
SCHOOLS
will now head to Napier to compete in the national event next
year.
Thorrington Primary School teachers surprised pupils with a performance of Cinderella.
The pupils were shocked when they saw their teachers on stage, acting as mice, ugly step
sisters and Cinderella.
SUCCESS: Cashmere High’s two Hillary Challenge teams
posed for a photo. Back row: Rachel Baker (CPIT coach) Briana
Steven, Gina Damerow-Stephen, Jess Lange, Niva Chittock-
Greenwood, George Sutton, Thomas Flynn, Harry Booth, Daniel
Asmussen, Charlie Lane (CHS adventure racing coach). Front
row: Maia Reid, Maggie McInnes, Naquita Cross, Katie Cory-
Wright, James Friel, Felix Harrison, Gareth Evans, Scott Smith.
SURPRISE SHOW: All of the teachers were involved
in the show, either on stage, backstage or making
sure everyone had a seat.
UNAWARE: Tayla Garters and
Jonathon Parish did not know they
were advertising for the Cinderella
performance.
REFRESHMENTS: Maggie
McInnes and Gareth Evans
stand at the transition spot at
Sugarloaf car park catching a
small break.
LEADING THE TEAM: Katie
Cory-Wright and Felix
Harrison lead the team as
they set off on a navigation/
problem-solving task. Every
team member had to grip
the same wooden stick
throughout the task.
ROMANCE:
Prince
Charming,
played
by Tirina
Goldsmith,
proposed
to
Cinderella,
played
by Lisa
Dowell.
RUNAWAY:
Cinderella,
played by
Kendall Page
lost her shoe
when she
ran away
from Prince
Charming.