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Otago Polyfest Otago Early Childhood and Schools’ Māori & Pacific Island Festival 2019 Programme: 09 – 13 September 2019 PROGRAMME 09 - 13 SEPTEMBER More FM Arena, Edgar Centre 24 Portsmouth Drive, Dunedin PLEASE promote our campaigns: Give a Little OTAGO https://givealittle.co.nz/cause/love-otago- polyfest POLYFEST Polyfest’s call for Volunteers https://forms.gle/XUZx1JGAxVitruY4A EARLY CHILDHOOD AND SCHOOLS’ MĀORI & Thank you! PACIFIC ISLAND FESTIVAL WELCOME TO OTAGO POLYFEST OTAGO EARLY CHILDHOOD AND SCHOOLS’ MĀORI & PACIFIC ISLAND FESTIVAL 2019 PROGRAMME: 09 – 13 SEPTEMBER SESSION 1: MONDAY 09 SEPTEMBER – OPENING EVENING TIME SESSION 1 MON 09 SEPT - EVENING GROUP NAME 5.30 PM Mihi Whakatau, Karakia Opening Ceremony 5.45 1 Portobello School Parihaumia 2 Bathgate Park School Famili Pasifika 'o Bathgate Park School 3 Opoho School Te Kura o Opoho 4 Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Ōtepoti Teina 5 Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Ōtepoti 6.45 6 St Joseph’s Cathedral St Joseph’s Cathedral Kapahaka 7 St Peter Chanel School St Peter Chanel Cultural Group 8 Balaclava School Balaclava Tuakana 9 Tainui School Rehutai 10 Tahuna Normal Intermediate School Taiopeka 8.05 11 Abbotsford School Abbotsford Tuakana 12 Balmacewen Intermediate School 13 Te Aho Paihere Te Aho Paihere 14 King’s High School & Queen’s High School He Waka Kōtuia SESSION ENDS E | [email protected] FB | https://www.facebook.com/events/2337874689785509/ Give-a-Little | https://givealittle.co.nz/cause/love-otago-polyfest Polyfest’s call for Volunteers | https://forms.gle/XUZx1JGAxVitruY4A Pg. 1 WELCOME TO OTAGO POLYFEST OTAGO EARLY CHILDHOOD AND SCHOOLS’ MĀORI & PACIFIC ISLAND FESTIVAL 2019 PROGRAMME: 09 – 13 SEPTEMBER SESSION 2: TUESDAY 10 SEPTEMBER – DAY TIME SESSION 2 TUES 10 SEPT - DAY GROUP NAME 9.15 AM 1 Abbotsford Kindergarten 2 Kiddies Campus Early Learning Centre 3 East Taieri Preschool 4 Jonathan Rhodes Kindergarten 5 Mosgiel Central Kindergarten 10.15 6 Dunedin Hospital Early Childhood Centre Te Ruma Koru 7 Tokomairiro Early Learning Centre on Spencer 8 Otago Childcare Centre 9 Green Island Kindergarten 10 BestStart Mosgiel 11.15 11 Play & Learn Early Childhood Education Huarere 12 Rachel Reynolds Kindergarten 13 Port Chalmers Kindergarten 14 BestStart Kaikorai Valley Road 15 Little Rock Preschool 12.15 PM 16 Tino E Tasi Preschool 17 Clutha Valley Primary School Clutha Valley Primary Kapa Haka 18 Macandrew Bay School Te Kura o Te Rotopateke 19 Silverstream Primary School Kapa Haka 20 Bathgate Park School Bathgate Park Roopu Moana-Nui-A- Kiwa 1.15 21 Tokomairiro High School – Juniors Te Atahou o Tokomairiro 22 Strath Taieri School Tokomaro Kapa Haka 23 Waihola District School Te Kura o Waihola 24 St Mary’s Primary School (Mosgiel) 25 St Joseph’s Cathedral School Pasifika Sunrise 2.15 26 Milton Primary School Milton Primary Kapa Haka 27 St Joseph’s School Te Kura o Hato Hohepa o Koputai 28 Fairfield School Fairfield Juniors Kapahaka SESSION ENDS E | [email protected] FB | https://www.facebook.com/events/2337874689785509/ Give-a-Little | https://givealittle.co.nz/cause/love-otago-polyfest Polyfest’s call for Volunteers | https://forms.gle/XUZx1JGAxVitruY4A Pg. 2 WELCOME TO OTAGO POLYFEST OTAGO EARLY CHILDHOOD AND SCHOOLS’ MĀORI & PACIFIC ISLAND FESTIVAL 2019 PROGRAMME: 09 – 13 SEPTEMBER SESSION 3: TUESDAY 10 SEPTEMBER – EVENING TIME SESSION 3 TUES 10 SEPT - EVENING GROUP NAME George Street Normal School Pasifika 6.00 PM 1 George Street Normal School Performance Group Brockville School Performance Kapa Haka 2 Brockville Full Primary School Group 3 Lawrence Area School Ko Te Kapa haka o Tuapeka 4 Big Rock Primary School Te Kura Kohatunui Big Rock Primary 7.00 5 Fairfield School Te Kapahaka O Whewhira 6 Brockville Full Primary School Brockville School Pasifika Group 7 St Bernadette’s Primary School St Bernie’s Taiaha Warriors George Street Normal School Kapa Haka 8 George Street Normal School Group 9 Bradford School Te Kahui Kahurangi 10 Taieri College Nga Taiariari SESSION ENDS E | [email protected] FB | https://www.facebook.com/events/2337874689785509/ Give-a-Little | https://givealittle.co.nz/cause/love-otago-polyfest Polyfest’s call for Volunteers | https://forms.gle/XUZx1JGAxVitruY4A Pg. 3 WELCOME TO OTAGO POLYFEST OTAGO EARLY CHILDHOOD AND SCHOOLS’ MĀORI & PACIFIC ISLAND FESTIVAL 2019 PROGRAMME: 09 – 13 SEPTEMBER SESSION 4: WEDNESDAY 11 SEPTEMBER - DAY TIME SESSION 4 WED 11 SEPT – DAY GROUPS 9.15 AM 1 Kaikorai Kindergarten 2 Amana Christian Early Learning Centre 3 Wild Things Ltd 4 Little Wonders Childcare - Roslyn 5 Halfway Bush Kindergarten Kohunga Tapu Taki Noi 10.15 6 Wee Nippers (Mosgiel) Kiwi Room 7 Macandrew Bay Playcentre Macandrew Bay Playcentre Tamariki 8 Brockville Kindergarten 9 Porse In-Home Childcare Dunedin 10 Te Kōhanga Reo o Whānau Paki Te Kōhanga Reo o Whānau Paki 11.15 11 Elmgrove School Junior Kapa Haka 12 Wakari School Tikanga Wakari 13 Anderson’s Bay School Pasifika 14 Waitati School 15 East Taieri School Senior Kapa Haka 12.15 PM 16 Musselburgh School Pasifika 17 Palmerston Primary School Kapa Haka 18 St Bernadette’s School Junior School 19 Elmgrove School Elmgrove School Seniors 20 Amana Christian School Amana Island Styles 1.15 21 East Taieri School Middle/Junior Kapa Haka 22 Fenwick School 23 Anderson’s Bay School Kapa Haka 24 Halfway Bush School Taputakinoi Kapa Haka 25 Cromwell College Intermediate Kapahaka 2.15 26 St Clair School Ngaru Rōpū 27 Musselburgh School Kapa Haka 28 Sawyers Bay School SESSION ENDS E | [email protected] FB | https://www.facebook.com/events/2337874689785509/ Give-a-Little | https://givealittle.co.nz/cause/love-otago-polyfest Polyfest’s call for Volunteers | https://forms.gle/XUZx1JGAxVitruY4A Pg. 4 WELCOME TO OTAGO POLYFEST OTAGO EARLY CHILDHOOD AND SCHOOLS’ MĀORI & PACIFIC ISLAND FESTIVAL 2019 PROGRAMME: 09 – 13 SEPTEMBER SESSION 5: WEDNESDAY 11 SEPTEMBER - EVENING TIME SESSION 5 WED 11 SEPT – EVENING GROUP 6.00 PM 1 Oamaru Intermediate School Pasifika Group 2 Tahuna Normal Intermediate School Cook Island Performance Group 3 Carisbrook School Carisbrook Cultures of the Pacific 4 Taieri College Ngā Piko o te Taieri 7.00 5 St Hilda’s Collegiate Ngā Manu ō Hira Tapu 6 Tahuna Normal Intermediate School Samoan Performance Group 7 Bathgate Park School Ngā Tōtara o Te Rākiatea 8 Kavanagh College He Whetū Tīrama 8.00 9 South Otago High School Te Kapa Haka O Iwi Katea 10 John McGlashan College & St Hilda’s He Iti He Pounamu Collegiate 11 Kaikorai Valley College 12 Logan Park High School Te Kapua o te Raki SESSION ENDS E | [email protected] FB | https://www.facebook.com/events/2337874689785509/ Give-a-Little | https://givealittle.co.nz/cause/love-otago-polyfest Polyfest’s call for Volunteers | https://forms.gle/XUZx1JGAxVitruY4A Pg. 5 WELCOME TO OTAGO POLYFEST OTAGO EARLY CHILDHOOD AND SCHOOLS’ MĀORI & PACIFIC ISLAND FESTIVAL 2019 PROGRAMME: 09 – 13 SEPTEMBER SESSION 6: THURSDAY 12 SEPTEMBER – DAY TIME SESSION 6 THURS 12 SEPT – DAY GROUP NAME 9.15 AM 1 Little Citizens Early Learning Centre 2 Green Street Early Childhood Centre 3 Reid Park Kindergarten 4 Jade-Star Young Children’s Centre 5 Grants Braes Kindergarten 6 Te Pā - Otago University Childcare Te Uru 10.15 Association 7 Wakari Hospital Early Childhood Centre 8 Bear Park Early Childcare Centre Bear Park Tuis 9 Montessori House Casa dei Bambini Atelier, Casa & Casita 10 Roslyn Kindergarten 11.15 11 Mini Thinkers 12 Little Wonders Early Childhood Centre St. Kilda 13 Crackerjax Early Learning Centre 14 City Heights Montessori 15 Dunedin Playcentres Roslyn, Maori Hill, Opoho, Sawyers Bay, Riselaw Road Playcentres 16 Te Pā - Otago University Childcare Te Pārekereke o Te Kī & Te Puna 12.15 PM Association 17 Corstorphine Kindergarten Corstorphine Kindergarten 18 Portobello Kindergarten 19 North East Valley Normal School North East Valley Senior School 20 St Bernadette’s School St Bernadette’s School Seniors 1.15 21 Carisbrook School Carisbrook School Year 0-2 22 Grant’s Braes School Grant’s Braes School Teina 23 St Clair Primary School Takutai 24 Concord School Kapa Haka 25 Carisbrook School Carisbrook School Year 3 & 4 2.15 26 Grant’s Braes School Grant’s Braes Tuakana 27 Māori Hill School Kapa Haka 28 Arthur Street School Kapa Haka & Pasifika SESSION ENDS E | [email protected] FB | https://www.facebook.com/events/2337874689785509/ Give-a-Little | https://givealittle.co.nz/cause/love-otago-polyfest Polyfest’s call for Volunteers | https://forms.gle/XUZx1JGAxVitruY4A Pg. 6 WELCOME TO OTAGO POLYFEST OTAGO EARLY CHILDHOOD AND SCHOOLS’ MĀORI & PACIFIC ISLAND FESTIVAL 2019 PROGRAMME: 09 – 13 SEPTEMBER SESSION 7: THURSDAY 12 SEPTEMBER – EVENING TIME SESSION 7 THURS 12 SEPT – EVENING GROUP NAME 6.00 PM 1 East Otago High School East Otago Kapa Haka 2 Bayfield High School Te Kāhui Kawau Noho Tumutumu 3 Otago Boys’ High School & Otago Girls’ Wairua Pūhou High School 4 St Kevin’s College St Kevin’s College Pasifika Performers 7.00 5 Waitaki Girls’ High School Sei Tiare 6 Otago Boys’ High School Tama O Le Aisa 7 Kavanagh College Pasifika Vibes 8 King’s High School Kings of the Pacific 8.00 9 Otago Girls’ High School Teine O Le Afi 10 Queen’s High School Queens of the Pacific 11 Waitaki Boys’ High School Tālanga 'A Waitaki SESSION ENDS E | [email protected] FB | https://www.facebook.com/events/2337874689785509/ Give-a-Little | https://givealittle.co.nz/cause/love-otago-polyfest Polyfest’s call for Volunteers | https://forms.gle/XUZx1JGAxVitruY4A Pg. 7 WELCOME TO OTAGO POLYFEST OTAGO EARLY CHILDHOOD AND SCHOOLS’ MĀORI & PACIFIC ISLAND FESTIVAL 2019 PROGRAMME: 09 – 13 SEPTEMBER SESSION 8: FRIDAY 13 SEPTEMBER – DAY TIME SESSION 8 FRI 13 SEPT – DAY GROUP NAME 9.15 AM 1
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