Sunday May 19, 2013




Children learn about culture

Staff Photos by Chelsea Laskowski

Kacey Fyck and her dance instructor teach Ukrainian dance moves to grade 3 and 4 students.

 - Columbia students perform a Filipino “sakuting” (mock stick fight) dance in the gymnasium. -

Columbia students perform a Filipino “sakuting” (mock stick fight) dance in the gymnasium.

Columbia School celebrated cultural awareness day on June 1. After opening remarks from teacher Ms. Heshka and Mayor James Wilson, students from kindergarten to grade 8 explored pavilions and enjoyed entertainment in the gymnasium.

 - Payton Sparvier performs a traditional First Nations dance in the gymnasium. -

Payton Sparvier performs a traditional First Nations dance in the gymnasium.

Each student had a passport to be stamped before entering each classroom. The classrooms were transformed into different countries where students learned about different cultures through storytelling, dance, food and displays.

 - Camryn VanCaessele and Emma Holowatiuk perform a traditional Ukrainian dance at the Ukrainian pavilion. -

Camryn VanCaessele and Emma Holowatiuk perform a traditional Ukrainian dance at the Ukrainian pavilion.

The different pavilions included Aboriginal, Ukrainian, Mexican, and Philipino. The gymnasium acted as a showcase for dancing talent. Performances varied from Jamaican dance to Metis jigging.


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