Showing posts with label Dance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dance. Show all posts

Wednesday, 7 March 2018

Swift Playground - Function

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Hey Bloggers! Today we had another opportunity to experience Swift Playground, a coding app you can download on a mobile device. We had to code and talk about the different kinds of commands such as : loop and function's. 

A function is a piece of code that you can easily command or control over and over again repeatedly. It includes the specific instructions that are performed when coding. 

A loop is a block that runs a number of code over and over again for a set of times you can specifically choose. 


We pretended to be a block of loop and do a number of things at a set of times such as doing the Macarena Dance 4 times in a row. This helped us to experience what a loop block in Code is like.

You can explore more at Swift Playground on the App Store.

Thanks for reading!
By Mitchell.M
07/03/18

Friday, 20 October 2017

Celebrating Niue Language Week!

Fakalofa Lahi Atu Bloggers! Hey bloggers! Today in the school hall performed the Niuean Dance group which has roughly been practising their dance for 1 week. Did you know? In New Zealand it is Niuean Language Week! Yes! We are celebrating the culture and language of Niue and Niuean People which is really cool!

Niue Language Week Dance!
The huge group of children who performed today were amazing! They did special and cultural dances and also did a haka in Niuean at the end. The boys were also shouting from the stage too, like fierce warriors. The theme for the week is "Koe Vagahau Niue Koe Atefua, he tagata Niue" which means The Language of Niue is The Heart Of the Niuean People! 

The children were wearing and dressed in Niuean costumes and clothes. The girls were wearing a lava-lava, a white t-shirt and a necklace or a lei. The boys were wearing a lava-lava and a niuean sisi which is a white shredded costume you can wear around your neck and your ankles. 

Their performance was great! Thanks to Mrs Lagitipu and Ms Teleso for teaching the dance. Also parents too who also helped! 

Thanks for reading!
By Mitchell.M
20/10/17