Day 1 of their tour in Livingstone was packed with lots of learning and fun activities as the students visited the Railway Museum, Crocodile Farm and the Victoria Falls. The Railway Museum was a great opportunity for our students to explore the fascinating history of Zambia’s Railway Heritage as they climbed aboard the old trains and carriages while the Crocodile Farm allowed the students to get up close and personal with crocodiles, tortoises’ and a handful of poisonous snakes.
The highlight of the day was the mighty Victoria Falls. There was excited chatter and determination to get to the Boiling Pot as the students navigated through a sea of deep green forest; spotting a handful of baboons along the way. The students walked for about 25 to 30 minutes before reaching the Boiling Pot. The experience of viewing the Victoria Falls from below was incredible and absolutely worth the intense hike back up.
Once back-up, our students continued down different trails and enjoyed viewing the spectacular wonder from different viewpoints. The students exited the Victoria Falls over 2 hours later, were thoroughly SOAKED, happy, and had made memories to last a lifetime.
Rhodes Park School, Education for the Real World