The Winter Wonderland Dance, held on Friday, June 2nd, was a huge success! The school PE hall was transformed into a magical winter wonderland, complete with twinkling lights, snowflakes, and festive decorations. The event was open to grade 6-8 students, who dressed up in their finest attire to celebrate the end of the year.
One of the highlights of the evening was the special invitation extended to our grade 5 students. As part of their transition to middle school, the grade 5 students were invited to attend the dance and participate in the festivities. This was a great opportunity for them to get a taste of what middle school is like, and to start building connections with their future classmates.
The grade 6-8 students really got into the spirit of the event, dressing up in their finest outfits. The DJ (Hala) played a mix of popular songs that the students liked. There was also a hot chocolate station and a photo booth, where students could snap pictures with their friends and capture memories of the evening.
Events like the Winter Wonderland Dance are important for students for a number of reasons. They provide an opportunity for students to socialize and have fun outside of the classroom. These events help to build a sense of community within the school and allow students to connect with others who share similar interests.
Events like the Winter Wonderland Dance help to promote school spirit and pride. When students participate in school events and activities, they feel a sense of ownership and belonging. This can lead to increased engagement in the classroom, as well as a greater sense of investment in the success of the school as a whole.
The Winter Wonderland Dance was a great success. The grade 5 students had a blast, and the grade 6-8 students really embraced the theme. Thank you to all of the teachers and volunteers who helped to make this event possible, and to all of the students who came out and had fun!
Angie Janse van Rensburg
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