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Photos: 300 children at Educare's Whangārei picnic

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Glenn Davidson, AKA Super Pu, shares a high elbow with Dean Field, while 4-year-old Connor Field watches, at the Educare picnic at Barge Park, Whangārei, yesterday.

Glenn Davidson, AKA Super Pu, shares a high elbow with Dean Field, while 4-year-old Connor Field watches, at the Educare picnic at Barge Park, Whangārei, yesterday.

About 300 children, and numerous whānau, tutors and supporters turned up for some fun in the sun at the annual Educare picnic in Whangārei yesterday.

The kids come from the seven Educare early childhood centres in Whangārei, which get together every year for a pre-Christmas picnic at Barge Park.

Yesterday the children and adults took part in games, face painting, train rides, kapa haka and other activities.

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John Stone

went along to capture the fun.

Heath Goddard, who is "nearly 5" gets some cricket tips from cricketer Callum Thompson.
Heath Goddard, who is "nearly 5" gets some cricket tips from cricketer Callum Thompson.
Thea Tuck with daughter Miriam and Eden, right at the Educare picnic.
Thea Tuck with daughter Miriam and Eden, right at the Educare picnic.
Fynn Halliday, who is "nearly 2" with mum Kirsty at the fire engine at Barge Park.
Fynn Halliday, who is "nearly 2" with mum Kirsty at the fire engine at Barge Park.
Train rides were a popular option for little kids as well as big kids at the picnic.
Train rides were a popular option for little kids as well as big kids at the picnic.

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