Sports events

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On Monday I attended the South Otago Primary School Athletics day in Balclutha. I was there to help children get to their events on time and making sure the group of Lawrence students were behaving. This was quite a task...especially with one student who was there.
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The next day I went to the South Otago Primary School Swim Champs also held in Balclutha. This event was after school and I was helping Kate get students in the correct lane in plenty of time for their race.
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