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Bee Keeper Visit 🐝

 As always, the students love learning about nature and taking care of the environment. As World Bee Day was just last week, it was lovely to have a visit from a local bee keeper, P.J. We had a look at the bee hive where the bees live and where the honey is gathered, the bee suit, gloves and smoker. The students had lots of questions about the life of the bee and the journey the honey takes to get from the flower to the market. 













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