Cross Country Reflection 2020


This year I participated in the NPS Cross Country held at school on the Ngatea Domain.  I ran in the 10s age group.


I am most proud of my place I came for cross country, I came 13th place super happy.


I think my effort towards our training at school was really good it pushed me to my limits and made me faster than I was before.


I showed the Learning Power of Resilience by trying my very best and not giving up on anything.

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