It was a sunny morning, the grade five co-hart were getting ready to leave for camp. Suitcases of different colors, shapes and sizes filled the area. Parents were saying their goodbyes as they weren't going to see their child for three days and two nights." Bye! Mum!"Manasi said joyfully. " Bye! I will miss you!" Mum said while waving. Manasi was a kind, playful girl. She had brown, silky wavy hair and deep brown eyes. Manasi was looking forward for the fun, amazing, exciting camp!
As she took her place in the bus, she wondered, how the cabins would like look? Who would be in her cabin and what activities were they going to do. It was a one hour and forty- five minute drive, so they put on Madagascar (movie). After a while they reached their destination, Queensland Recreational Centre (Currimundi Camp). As they got off, Manasi met her friends. Kshirin, Sana, Mer, Angel, Simran and Yashvi. They sat down and an educator guided them through the rules. Then it was time for lunch.
They went to the cafeteria. They were serving... PASTA! One of Manasi's favourite food! Since Manasi had a dietary requirement (vegetarian) She and her friends went first. She enjoyed lunch very much. Then they went to their cabins. In her cabin was Simran, Kshirin, Yashvi, Mer, Angel, Sana, Paxton, Alexis, Chloe, Keira, Lucy and Imogen. In the cabin were two rooms. Manasi was in Room 1. She went inside. There 4 single beds and one bunk- bed. Manasi was sleeping in the bottom bunk. She unpacked her clothes and her essentials. Then they headed off to their first activity. Her first activity was the GIANT SWING!! Manasi went to the top. She went down in a flash. Then they had high ropes. They did their activities and headed back to their cabins. They had a shower and headed to dinner, there they ate a schnitzel and vegetables. Later, it was time for the Mini Olympics, Manasi's team came third. After that she went to sleep.
It was quite hard for Manasi to sleep, because she couldn't settle in. But eventually her sleep and went deep sleep. She woke up the next the morning at 3:03 am and her friends woke up 4:23. They played and talked in their cabins and talked. Then soon it was breakfast, Manasi quickly got ready headed down to breakfast. They were starving. They had a traditional English breakfast. Then they had their four activities, team time, alpine recusing, catapult and circus skills. The day was busy as a bee. In the catapult Manasi's friends had an argument. But at the end, they buried the hatchet. Other than that they had lots of fun.
It was time for lunch. They filled bellies with Thai food. Then they went to their cabins for an hr. After an hour he whole co-hart went for a game for 90 mins. It was 5pm when they finished the game. Year 5 went to pool until 6:30. Manasi had heaps of fun. It was dinner time! They had a lasganea and garlic bread. It was really good. Then they went to the sensory room to watch Iceage. After an 1hr and 30mins, they walked back to their cosy cabin. They went in the cabin hallway... Suddenly there was a black, creepy face on the window. " Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!" Everyone screamed their lungs out. Mer, Paxton, Alexis, Kshirin and Chloe all started crying. Everyone was on the edge. They bolted to the teachers cabin. They explained everything. "It's only only once in a blue moon that an intruder comes in this highly - secured, safe and protected place. " Assured Mrs Patane. The teachers suspected it was the boys cabin. Then we went to the cabin and slept. At fist everyone refused to sleep but eventually the dozed off.
Manasi woke up the next morning. It was they're last day here at Queensland Recreational Centre. They had breakfast and put on the their swim wear and went to kayaking. Manasi's group went to
Currimundi Creek. They went into the cold water and started kayaking. Then one of Manasi's friend, Mer accidentally hit her with an ore. Manasi was in pain. But then she cured by an ice-pack. After, Manasi first time experience of kayaking, they had lunch. During lunch, a boy called Asvin let the cat out of they bag. He was the culprit of last night.
Then the moment had come to go home.
By Manasi Charantimath �
