A school history lesson with a Viking and Medieval twist

Bega District News

Snorri's eyes gazed across at his competitor, Orrik Naysayer, from behind a steel helmet, his right hand gripped to the brown leather handle of his Viking sword, and his left held a canvas-covered wooden shield. It was a history lesson with a twist.

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00:00 I'm hiding your point, it just stands like this.

00:02 Okay? And then, you know, if he attacks me...

00:04 I can come in.

00:08 Hey, that's not bad, they made out of Lego.

00:12 They made out of Lego.

00:14 There's Aya!

00:40 Aya!

00:42 I really should be supporting you!

01:08 That's quite an effective thing.

01:10 The flex in the blade means that this pommel is a lethal weapon, which is why it's so big.

01:14 Are you wearing a helmet?

01:16 Bang them on the head, they're a little bit of a concussed from that,

01:19 and then go in with a hard-side technique like this,

01:21 find a little gap in the armour, and finish them off.

01:24 And finish them off.

01:26 Come on, Stella!

01:28 Go, Stella!

01:31 Go, Stella!

01:34 Go, Stella!

01:36 Go, Stella!

02:01 Go, Stella!

02:03 Go, Stella!

02:17 Go, Stella!

02:19 Who do you support?

02:33 Up with Zora!

02:35 Go, Stella!

02:37 Go, Stella!

02:39 Good saving, good saving, guys.

02:41 [BLANK_AUDIO]

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