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Pahīatua School students get a lift from balloon project

Learning art and science of flight

A group of Dunedin school pupils soared into term 2. Pupils from Trinity Catholic College and St Joseph’s Cathedral School gathered at Robin Hood...

Blenheim will never look the same for high-flying kids

Thirty children from Redwoodtown school were given the opportunity to get a different perspective of Blenheim through the Flying High Project.

Te Puke Primary School students start day with balloon ride

Te Puke Primary School students start day with balloon ride 7 Apr, 2021 07:52 PM 4 minutes to read Kayne Stempher, Ronan Leask and Manny Rolleston enjoying the balloon ride. Stuart Whitaker is editor of the Te Puke Timesstuart.whitaker@nzme.co.nz Hot-air balloon flying looks best against a blue sky and that's exactly what Te Puke Primary School got last Thursday. The school had an exciting visit from Kiwi hot-air balloon pilot and entrepreneur Andrew Parker. He has launched a Flying High Project and Te Puke Primary is one of 32 schools throughout New Zealand to be chosen for a visit. Thirty students and some staff members got the chance to rise up from the school playing field in the tethered balloon.

New Education Programme Lifts Off At Schools Around NZ

Thursday, 11 March 2021, 6:14 am A Kiwi hot air balloon pilot entrepreneur has launched his ‘Flying High’ project in spectacular style this week, marking the start of a New Zealand-wide tour promoting the importance of education, innovation and sustainability to Year 5-11 students at low decile and rural schools. Andrew Parker (37) took to the skies at Maromaku and Oturu Schools in Northland, providing rides to 120 children as part of an interactive education programme. His next stop today is Rawene Primary in the Hokianga. ‘Flying High’ is the brainchild of Andrew Parker (37), former owner of the Hamilton-based Kiwi Balloon Company and the director and visionary behind the

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