Jerome had spent some time working with our children discussing our local area, what we care about and who we are at Bromley. Many of the children's thoughts around this were included in our new haka in some way, including the growth of our students, the local rivers and the Port Hills over looking our school.
The haka is still in early stages of development, but the children are so excited to have had a part in creating it and look forward to performing it with pride when completed.
Please visit Jerome's website if you would like to learn more about what he does.
I like the new haka and it's cool to see a lot of people doing the haka and by the looks of it Jerome teach them how to do that. I like how a lot of those people are are from my class koru1.
ReplyDeleteI havent really seen the new kapa haka but I would like to see it
ReplyDeletei think we did well at assembly and all the people at kapa haka making up there own dance for the school i think we can go really far in life with our own kapa haka we can teach other people or our firends that don't came too this school
ReplyDeleteI thing that the kapa haka done realy good with there perfomance it was a mazing
ReplyDeletei wish that i was there but i was sick great job to all the people that parttisparted in it well done
ReplyDeleteThe beep test was fun and challanging to see my buddy jaycee there with me recording mt tally chart i i did hers she was a trustworthy partner she said i was a trustworthy partner
ReplyDeleteGood to dose who particapating
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