SCHOOL NEWS: Dance stars of the future
75 students perform for Westside Christian College
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FOR the past 20 years Junior Primary students from Westside Christian College have participated in the Ipswich Dance Eisteddfod.
This year, 75 students from Years 1-3 performed a routine based on friendship and inclusivity. A team of dedicated staff taught the students the dance routine and prepared costumes for the participants.
The group received very, highly commended for their performance and were also awarded the adjudicators choice trophy for the vibrant and energetic routine, and the wonderful message conveyed through the item.
At Westside Christian College we aim to build community and belonging through opportunities for students to enjoy shared experiences. Our participation at the dance eisteddfod enabled students to work together to achieve a common goal, while creating memories that will last.
Originally published as SCHOOL NEWS: Dance stars of the future
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