Stephanie, Samantha and Benjamin Ryan of Kōrakonui School in the Group of Three. Photo / Debbie Burrell
Despite the biosecurity plan in place for M. bovis, Kōrakonui School hosted two successful agricultural days with only lambs and goats.
The school was the only one of eight in the Te Awamutu Boys and Girls Club group to hold an Ag Day.
Puahue School was the only school in the Eastern Zone to hold a school day, so for Group Day, Kōrakonui invited Eastern Zone schools to a combined group day held at Kōrakonui, attracting over 80 entries from 12 schools.
Organisers said it it was a wonderful day and they were glad to be able to host everyone to keep the Ag Day fever alive.
They are hopeful the bio security plans will be lifted and it will be business as usual next year.
Te Awamutu Boys and Girls/Eastern Zone Combined Group Day at Kōrakonui School: Participating schools — Kōrakonui (KOR), St Patrick's (StP), Te Awamutu Intermediate, (TAI), Te Awamutu Primary (TAP), Pekerau (PEK), Pōkuru (POK), Waipā Christian School (WCS), Puahue (PUA), Arohena (ARO), Pukeatua (PUK), Home Schooled (HS).
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Most Obvious Pet, Sub-Junior: Caleb Fransen (HS), 1; Max Watkinson (KOR), 2; Paige FitzGerald (KOR), 3; Braxton van der Poel (StP), 4; Riley Dimery (TAP), 5. Junior: Millie Watson (PUK), 1; Jed Lee (PUA), 2; Nicolaas van Hout (KOR), 3; Josiah Fransen (HS), 4; Toby Lee (PUA), 5.
Group of Three: Summer Korkie, Olivia van Boven, Amy Davidson (TAI), 1; Kaylee, Sophie and Hayden Pratt (PUA), 2; Kaelyn and Ashlee Strawbridge, Kees van der Poel (StP), 3; Stephanie, Ben and Samantha Ryan (KOR), 4; Sam Comins, Emmalee and Aleeshya Pevreal (KOR), 5.