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The following flow of pictures and poems have been sent to us by students at Bexley Grammar School in Kent. THANK YOU to them - and their teacher, Miss Bartlett, who suggested the idea - for being creatively inspired by elephants.
The following flow of pictures and poems have been sent to us by students at Bexley Grammar School in Kent. THANK YOU to them - and their teacher, Miss Bartlett, who suggested the idea - for being creatively inspired by elephants.
The Elephant's End
by Joshua Bradley
The elephant walks without a care
Until sadly he's caught in a snare.
This is a fate for the elephant sad,
But the poacher seems to be glad.
He's made money selling ivory,
Even if it is a bit grimy.
The elephants will die all alone.
The scavengers eat him even the bone.
This can be stopped,
And will be stopped,
If poachers all,
Answer our call.
SAVE THEM!
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