Kia ora, Talofa lava, Kia orana and greetings to the 40th anniversary for the polyfest that is held every March. The two stages that we will be visiting tomorrow is Maori and Diversity stages. Polyfest is a catalyst for positive leadership development. We learn about other cultures or sometimes even experience other cultures and what they do.
1.Addition - show their talent and moves
2.Practise - to get even better at what they do
3.Fitness - to keep them and there body healthy
4.The trainers make comments to tell them what to work on
5.FUNDRAISER for money
6. Consert - to get feed back
7.Transport - to get to the polyester
8.Get Dressed - oil,make up, Tamoko, paint,
9.Preform.
Young people love to dance and they are proud to be the culture they are. Many students of other cultures join in the groups and enjoy the cross-cultural challenges that are part of the excitement and spirit of the festival held in March each year awesome isn't!!!!! If i was picked i would be looking forward to my cheese toastie.
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