- Sketch a map of Nz. Mark and label Cambridge, the king country area, and Te kuiti.
2. Explain what values are. Name any values you share with Colin Meads
the regard that something is held to deserve; the importance, worth, or usefulness of something.
Rugby, His country.
3. Describe what the nickname Pinetree suggest and decide if it was a good one for Colin Meads.
Maybe too known as small today but strong
I think it was because he played as a lock or a loose forward, and for how small he was and that’s a
big opportunity for him, and also he was strong
big opportunity for him, and also he was strong
4. Discuss differences between the all black culture of the 1960s with that of today.
I think people that played back then were more committed like they were, and example is Colin Meads
himself, He had broken his arm but he still played.
himself, He had broken his arm but he still played.
5. Explain how the ‘PGG Wrightson IHC Calf scheme works’ works.
It supports and raises funds for New Zealanders with Intellectual Disability, And also help farmers that
are seeking pledges of a calf or calves.
are seeking pledges of a calf or calves.
6.Web search: Find two other All Blacks and two other silver ferns (Present or past) who have contributed their community in some way. John Kirwin
Tj Peranara
Linda Vagana
Nouline Taurua
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