We are REALLY proud of ourselves. We got one first and either second or third in every other section. We have not performed for 3 years.
We had new costumes that reflect our school colours of blue and white. The three koru represent the three bodies of water that surround our school - first is the beach which is one of our boundaries- second is the lagoon where all the boats are moored this is one block away and third is the river three blocks away. We hope there is never a a Tusnami!!! The white is to represent the Barber. A chilly, damp wind that blows down the Grey Valley is known locally as 'the barber'. Because of the mist that accompanies the wind, you can actually see it as well as feeling the chilly blast.
Great work
ReplyDeleteI like how you guys explained what yous did keep it up!
Hi Room 2
ReplyDeleteGood work
I like how you explained what all the colors ment
Hi Room 2
ReplyDeleteGood work
I like how you explained what all the colors ment
Hi Room 2,
ReplyDeleteWell done your costumes look amazing I like how you told us what those colours meant to you maybe next time you could think of a more interesting title.
Hi Room 2,
ReplyDeleteWell done your costumes look amazing I like how you told us what those colours meant to you maybe next time you could think of a more interesting title.
Hi,I like your work especially your outfits.I like that you said the meanings of those colours.
ReplyDeleteHi Room 2,
ReplyDeleteWell done your costumes look awesome.I like how you's representing Maori culture.Your title is not interesting enough but great job.
Hi Room 2,
ReplyDeleteWell done your costumes look awesome.I like how you's representing Maori culture.Your title is not interesting enough but great job.
Hi room 2,
ReplyDeletethe outfits look great on yous and the rest of the group that went with you guys. Was it fun doing the performers and was it scary?
Hey Room 2,
ReplyDeleteLike the outfits.
What was your favourite part of the performents?