A group of Saskatchewan students took a week to tour the south. 25 students from Creighton school took part in the school’s annual southern exposure trip last week. Teacher Rod Walker says they covered a lot of ground.

“ The southern exposure trip is all about learning, respect and being independent. Not all learning takes place in a class room. We are very fortunate to have Creighton school let us do this trip for that reason. Lumsden is our host town and we really appreciate Lumsden where we travel to Regina, Moose Jaw and Saskatoon. Some of our highlights were Batoche , the Western Development Museum, tunnels in Moose Jaw, the RCMP depot in Regina, the Parliament buildings and the Science Center.

Creighton has been doing this trip for 36 years and this is no.33 for Walker who also said the students were very good ambassadors for Creighton and Denare Beach.