Irrawang hosts stars of tomorrow Medowie, Ferodale, Campvale Photo Gallery by News Of The Area - Modern Media - August 16, 2017 Irrawang High School’s senior dance ensemble. IRRAWANG High School turned on the festival of all festivals recently, with their ‘Showcase 2017’ event impressing the packed crowds each night. Modern Media: Advertise with News Of The Area and you get your ad in 1) in Print, 2) on the News Website (like this ad), and 3) on our Social Media news site. A much more efficient way to advertise. Reach a HUGE audience for a LOW price TODAY! Call us on 02 4983 2134. Or media@newsofthearea.com.au Or CLICK FOR ADVERT QUOTE Over 700 performers, backstage crew and staff came together to celebrate this year’s theme of ‘Just Imagine’, and imagine they did. The students hailed from Irrawang High School, and all their feeder primary schools including Medowie Public School, Wirreanda Public School and Irrawang Public School With vibrancy and brilliance, every student from the Lakeside Community of Schools showcased their talents to a packed audience each night. Adele Robinson, Head Teacher CAPA (Creative and Performing Arts) and Showcase producer, told News Of The Area, “What an amazing two nights that celebrated Public Education at its best. “On behalf of everyone who worked on Showcase this year, I would like to extend my congratulations to each and every participant and volunteer. “The community will certainly look forward to next year’s annual extravaganza,” she said. This wonderfully successful night has been running for over 15 years in its current format, and requires a small army of volunteers and dedicated students and volunteers. Ms Robinson said, “It is so important that we take a moment to acknowledge that the success of this event requires a team of CAPA staff and student ambassadors.” “We are so glad to have them as part of our CAPA family.” “Collaboration and creativity equal success,” she said. The audience was treated to spirited group dance ensembles, talented harmonic choirs and soloists that brought a tear to the eye. The school home economics class worked tirelessly in the kitchen to treat a VIP group to some special treats before the closing night. Year 12 students, who sadly attended their last Showcase as performers, spoke to the crowd with great emotion about what wonderful benefits participating in Showcase has had for their time at school, and encouraged all students present to be involved. By Rachael VAUGHAN Irrawang High students catered to the VIP guests with handmade delicious creations: Grant Bernardo, Ashley Pearson, teacher Chris Enright, Chloe Lambert and principal Paul Baxter. Wirreanda Public School performing Snow White. The combined schools choir singing the national anthem. Irrawang Drum Corp never fail to impress. Medowie Public School junior choir performed beautifully. Year 12 students participating in their last showcase perform together and take a bow. The Aboriginal dance group opened the showcase after a moving acknowledgement of country. Medowie Public School choir impressed the audience with their glittery performance. A finely tuned performance by an Irrawang dance troupe. The audience was in awe of Edwin’s performance. (left)The impressive drum corp battle on stage. (right) Irrawang girls incorporated orbs into their enchanting performance. Irrawang girls perform an impressive routine with hoops. Irrawang High School’s senior dance ensemble. Irrawang High School’s senior dance ensemble.
