Orienteering adventure in Ngong Forest for CE1 and CE2 students
After several training sessions at school, our CE1 and CE2 students ventured into Ngong Forest for their final orienteering challenge.
Orienteering is an outdoor sport where participants navigate through a course marked by checkpoints, using a simplified map or an orientation map – and sometimes a compass. More than just a race, it teaches children to think strategically, manage their effort, and make decisions independently.
This outing was an opportunity to put theory into practice in a real environment, and to strengthen key skills such as observation, perseverance and self-confidence. Despite the rain, our students rose to the challenge with energy, determination and smiles on their faces!
A big bravo to all the students and thank you to the teaching team for guiding them through this great learning experience!
