It was now time for Capital E. No one was quite sure what was going to happen but they trusted in Mrs Spragg's words that it would all be fine. Unfortunately, Mrs Spragg didn't take a photo of the class outside of Capital E, but it probably doesn't matter too much.
Our safety briefing was held and then we headed up the stairs to the OnTV space. Kirsten explained what was going to happen and despite the nerves and anxious looks, everyone was ready to get into it. Some of us were in front of the camera, some of us behind the camera and some were doing both. The mums took charge of the wardrobe room and soon everyone was learning about their roles and working out what systems they needed to do. We did have to make a slight adjustment as Mika had lost her voice and couldn't talk. No speaking roles for her. Bridget was a star and stepped up.
Everyone loved the process. It was so good to see everyone taking ownership of their roles and then doing them like a boss. Kirsten was impressed too because Taku Tohu is the hardest one to make.
We finished a bit early and then headed to McDonald's. It wasn't that far away so it was a short walk. This was a good thing because it turned out we didn't start at 7 pm, we started at 6:30 pm so we had to RUN back to Capital E.
We made it and we were only 20 minutes late. Sorry guys!!!
The media lab was open and ready for us to do some Multi-Player Gaming. Racing cars and then fighting each other. Sounds violent but it wasn't. The racing was harder than it looked but everyone, including the adults, gave it a go. Such fun!!!
We then made our way back to the YHA with a short play at the playground. Wrote in our diaries and had a snack. Then it was bedtime.
Another great day.
