Mathoura Public School students were among those who recently enjoyed an unforgettable experience at the PULSE Deniliquin dance workshops and performances.
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Mathoura Public School students recently enjoyed an unforgettable experience at the PULSE Deniliquin dance workshops and performances.
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Over a few inspiring days, some Year 3 to 6 students from Mathoura took part in engaging dance and drumming workshops, culminating in a vibrant performance at the Deniliquin Town Hall.
Staff and community members were thoroughly impressed by the quality and creativity showcased on stage by Mathoura students, alongside other local schools.
Mathoura Publica School students Mya Unwin and Arlo Keech dancing on stage.
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The opportunity to take part in PULSE Deniliquin allowed students to shine and foster a deeper connection with the arts within the community.
Mathoura Public School teacher Emma Streader thanked those from the amazing PULSE program from the NSW Arts Unit, which provided high-quality performing arts workshops and events for all NSW public school students.
‘’We feel incredibly fortunate to have been part of such a fantastic event,’’ she said.
‘’Some of our kindergarten to Year 2 students were also involved, participating in two days of workshops where they embraced every moment with enthusiasm, creativity and joy.
Mathoura student Sophie Eddy being interview by one of the PULSE tour students.
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‘’Their performance was recorded and shared with the community the following evening, highlighting their hard work and talent.“
This year’s PULSE Deniliquin event was all about celebrating creativity and providing exceptional performing arts opportunities for students and teachers from NSW public schools.
Spanning three jam-packed workshop days at various venues across Deniliquin, the event ended with two incredible performances at Deniliquin Town Hall.
Mathoura Public School staff and students at the PULSE event.
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