Behind the Scene at the Zoo
Children of the Summercamp 2016 visited the zoo and got an exclusive ‘behind the scene’ tour with a ranger.
They had close encounters with different animals and could even feed some of them.
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Pearl of Africa International Primary School is a co-educational day school. The happy and caring atmosphere, small teaching groups and homely facilities encourage all pupils to reach their maximum potential.