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Westbourne in Morocco

Westbourne in Morocco
8 July 2025

Westbourne Arrive in Morocco for an Unforgettable Adventure

Day 1 – A Warm Welcome and First Hike

Our exciting school expedition to Morocco is officially underway! Pupils from Year 9 and Year 10, along with a few familiar faces from our Old Westbournian community, touched down today ready to explore the culture, landscape, and spirit of North Africa.

After settling in, the group enjoyed a delicious traditional Moroccan lunch – a perfect welcome to this vibrant country. With energy levels high and spirits even higher, they then embarked on their first hike, taking in breathtaking views and immersing themselves in the stunning natural beauty of the region.

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The pupils are already making memories that will last a lifetime. This adventure promises to be filled with learning, growth, and a deepening appreciation for global cultures.

Stay tuned for more updates as the journey continues!

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Day 2 & 3 – Days 2 & 3: Stamina, Sunshine and Summit Success

The Morocco adventure continues with remarkable determination from our Year 9, Year 10 and Old Westbournian explorers.

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Day 2 began bright and early with a 4.30am start, followed by another early rise at 5.30am on Day 3. Over the past two days, the group has trekked more than 30km through demanding terrain, facing soaring temperatures – and even a surprise spell of rain!

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One of the most impressive achievements so far has been reaching an altitude of 3,200 metres, a truly breathtaking high point in every sense.

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The pupils have shown extraordinary stamina, resilience and team spirit in challenging conditions. Their enthusiasm and positive attitudes are a credit to themselves and to Westbourne.

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We’re immensely proud of how they’re embracing this unforgettable journey. More updates to come as the adventure continues!


 

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