Yari said the IGS Wellness Day, when students had the chance to go offline, was “a lot of fun”.
“We slept with a lantern in the tent to read and we brought books and read them,” he said.
“My mum brought the mattress topper from her bed and we had sleeping bags and a blanket. We cooked our dinner on a charcoal barbeque and we took our projector outside and watched tv on an outside blind.”
