Something exciting and brand new for us at Worser Bay School... The Whānau Festival! What a great way to celebrate our student's talents.
Our Performance Arts group at the festival
In Matariki Māhutonga, our Inquiry has focused on the Māori values of Kaitiakitanga, Whanaungatanga and Manaakitanga (and how we can uplift the Mana of others). Students joined either the Visual Arts or Performing Arts group to showcase and celebrate this learning.
The Visual Arts Group imagined what the outdoor space could look like. They designed bunting, flags and banners.
These students are developing skills in sewing and creating with fabric.
Here are our performances:
The Whānau Festival has been a great way for us to connect with each other and improve our well-being. The Flourish Model is something we want for our students, our staff and our community: good health, frequent positive emotions, supportive relationships, a sense of purpose and meaning, the accomplishment of worthwhile goals, and moments of complete immersion and absorption—a life where a person uses their Character Strengths in ways that support the self and others, and that has flourishing at the heart.
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