The animals of Kenya vs the Kenya 15

Point 1: The mozzies ruthless attack on Rhys, Rhys ends up at the doctors = Point to the animals

Point 2: Alfie goes to investigate a mongoose that is strolling past, Alfie ends up running away cartoon style screaming as it chases him = Point to the animals

Point 3: High up spiders webs at Haller park attempt to freak Riggs and Cheesmur out, they don't crack and continue their day as normal = Point to the Kenya 15

Point 4: Ben tries to bond with every animal he comes across, the centipede, the gecko, the giant tortoise. All either bite him or attempt to bite him = Point to the animals

Point 5: Mike innocently strolls down the beach in the evening and kicks a dead puffer fish. His foot gets a sting on it. Riggs and Straw try to recall if puffer fish are poisonous and end up asking three members of staff before making plans to take Mike to the hospital. Riggs grabs the medical forms and a pair of shoes ready to go, they phone the doctor for advice who says all is well and there are not normally problems from the dead puffer fish and just to clean it. Mike remains unbothered about the whole thing = Point to the Kenya 15

Point 6: Alex returns to Haller park after last years monkey wee incident. The monkey poos on him = Point to the animals

Point 7: Riggs and Straw get mozzie bites for the first time ever, Straw blames the Marmite sent out by Sharpie. Riggs is enjoying the marmite and will not let this stop her enjoyment of the breakfast treat = Point to the animals

Point 8: All of your hard work fundraising and attending our events has raised enough money to take 150 Kenya students, their teachers and our boys to Haller park. They were driven over, facepainted, photographed (ready to print off as a gift to them), taken to feed the giraffes, taken for a tour around the park with excited St Andrew's boys, given jam sandwiches and a very large soda each for lunch and driven back to school again. Pictures to follow soon but it was amazing to be able to treat these kids to this day out. Showing them how to feed the giraffes was beautiful and their audiable gasps when they saw a hippo or a huge tank of fish on the walk around were heart warming. Most walked around all day holding one of our hands or the boys hands and a great day out was had by one and all. Straw and Riggs discover that 150 Kenya pupils plud 15 pupils makes for a lot of head counting and were glad that the amazing teachers of the school were there to help :-) =  Draw

Total points

Animals: 6 (home win)

Kenya 15: 2 (with Safari still to play)