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NEWS from KOROWA

Annual Cathedral Service 

The performance of the Junior School Choir was one of the many highlights of Korowa's annual Cathedral Service at St Paul's Cathedral, held on Sunday 4 May 2008.

International Week Assembly was a fun-filled celebration of Korowa's international linkages and friendships.

Each year Korowa celebrates its international linkages and friendships during International Week and, more specifically, through the annual International Week Assembly.

Although Korowa's educational programs consistently focus on challenging students to consider global issues and to think carefully about their place in the world, now and into the future, International Week provides students with an opportunity to gain a wider perspective on the School's international activities and to understand why their own international understanding is so important.

A highlight of International Week is the International Assembly in which the entire school comes together to acknowledge and celebrate Korowa's involvement in a range of international programs and activities.

Korowa's International Captain, Calantha Chan, spoke about the importance of language diversity within our community.  House Captains challenged the audience to match flags to languages and traditional costumes - a riotous, fun-filled game.  Girls who had participated in student exchanges spoke about the highlights and benefits of their travel.  Junior School students spoke about what international-mindedness means to them, and how we develop this at Korowa. 

There was singing, a spot of dancing and much laughter throughout the assembly. Another high point of the Korowa year!