From the Principal

Mary CurranJuly 1, 2024

Dio House Singing is a nostalgic tradition where students sing songs together to foster community and generate lasting memories. The magic of House Singing lies in its ability to create a strong sense of unity and camaraderie among students, staff, and the wider school community. It helps everyone feel like they are part of something larger.

Singing can be a powerful emotional outlet, helping students manage stress and build resilience. This event allows students to express themselves creatively - inspiring them to explore other artistic endeavours. It also helps students build confidence and overcome stage fright.

House Singing also fosters an environment where student leadership can emerge, grow, and thrive. Organising and leading House Singing requires our Year 13 leaders to take on responsibilities such as coordinating practices, selecting songs, and managing logistics. It also requires working closely with peers, promoting teamwork and collaboration, listening to others, incorporating diverse ideas, and working towards a common goal.

It can come with challenges, such as coordinating different personalities and handling unexpected issues. I would like to acknowledge and thank our 2024 House Leaders Keisha, Christina, Iris, Eloise, Chelsea and Lucy and their Year 13 support team for their resilience, adaptability and creativity. Dio House spirit is alive and well!

As we head into the holidays, I wish you all a restful and enjoyable break. May you return refreshed and ready for the challenges and opportunities. Thank you for your contributions during this term. Have a safe and happy holiday!

Blessings

Mary Curran

Principal

principal@wdsg.school.nz

House Singing 2024 Results

Best Soloist - Tania Pakinga (Scott House)

Best Accompanists - Sarah Wang and Irene Chun (Blake House)

Best Conductor - Iris Wainui-Mackle (Ross House)

Best Arrangement - Shackleton House for 'Don't Dream it's Over' (led by Chelsea Rundstrom)

Best Year 13 Dance - Ross House (led by Iris Wainui-Mackle)

3rd Place - Wilson House (led by Lucy McMorran)

2nd Place - Ross House (led by Iris Wainui-Mackle)

1st Place - Blake House (led by Keisha Joe)

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