Bluff's children travelled around the world yesterday as part of a school holiday programme.
The community centre was transformed into a plane where pupils explored culture and crafts from countries including China, South Africa, the United States and New Zealand.


Zoe said she was having a lot of fun, as she enjoyed travelling.
"I miss travel a bit. Last year, me and my family went to England to visit our family.
"The only part I did not like much was the plane. But this plane here today is different," she said.
Kids had their pictures taken for their passport and had "in-flight" meals.
Invercargill City Libraries and Archives librarian Lyn Lockett said usually families travel on holiday, so they decided to create something different.