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Students were ‘developing digital outcomes’, an area of the Digital Technologies curriculum, in order to share their stars with an audience. Images and videos of their displays were then stored to share. Students had to follow a series of teacher-directed steps in order to bring the hologram to life. There were many steps involved, including creating, copying, and animating the stars, and it wasn’t without its challenges.
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LI: to sing as a group.
LI: to perform a song in front of an audience.
That is the idea that the Wairakei Primary School choir has brought to life over the past two terms.
The choir (years 4-6) practised every Wednesday to perform at the Celebration of Learning at the end of term 2.
Each year, students from Wairakei Primary School feature in a personalised national anthem video. This video is frequently played at the beginning of our school assemblies and showcases the many learning opportunities that our students have taken part in over the last year. It demonstrates key competencies and POWER in action. This video celebrates the many achievements of our students.
Credits: Original music by John Joseph Woods, Maori lyrics by Thomas H. Smith, English lyrics by Thomas Bracken. This version performed by Hinewehi Mohi and Antony Pickard from the New Zealand Ministry for Culture & Heritage website.
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