GSSC students enjoying the entertainment and music at the mini concert. Photo: Rechelle Zammit
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Rechelle Zammit
Greater Shepparton Secondary College celebrated Africa Week last week, with festivities kicking off on Monday, May 20.
Students from all year levels and backgrounds were invited to participate in and enjoy the rich cultural showcase, which included daily activities such as concerts, hair braiding and a vibrant fashion show celebrating traditional dress.
News photographer Rechelle Zammit captured the electric energy of the mini concert held on Thursday, May 23 while GSSC’s Kasey Moseley documented the festivities as they took place around the school throughout the week.
Here is what they captured both in photos and footage.
Elizabeth Wamahoro, Year 11 and Nyajuok Pal, Year 11 learning a new dance. Photo: Kasey Moseley
Nyajuok Pal, Year 11, Elizabeth Wamahoro, Year 11 and Vanje Naihokubwayo Year 11 showing off their moves at a mini concert. Photo: Kasey Moseley
GSSC students filled the courtyard with music and dancing during recess and lunch times. Photo: Kasey Moseley
A sample of the delicious food prepared and enjoyed by students. Photo: Kasey Moseley
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Kasey Moseley
Year 9 student Masoka Fataki and year 7 student Josiane Niyokwizigira showing off their colourful outfits at the fashion show. Photo: Kasey Moseley
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Kasey Moseley
Year 11 student Asheri Imanirunva gave an engaging live rap performance at the mini concert. Photo: Rechelle Zammit
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Rechelle Zammit
Students braided each others hair, some trying out a completely new style. Photo: Kasey Moseley
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Kasey Moseley
Year 12 student Baraka Mugenyi performed solo at the mini concert, entertaining audiences with an upbeat performance. Photo: Rechelle Zammit
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Rechelle Zammit
Year 12 student Baraka Mugenyi and Year 11 student Asheri Imanirunva came together for an energetic collaboration to finish up the concert. Photo: Rechelle Zammit
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Rechelle Zammit
