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1585 days ago

Manurewa High School Korean Culture Class Students' Fan Dance

Hye Won Lee (Diane) Lee from Korea-NZ Cultural Association

Korea-NZ Cultural Association runs the Korean culture class at Manurewa High School from last year. Korean culture calss' students wanted to participate 'Polyfest 2020' with Korean fan dance but the event was cancelled because of Coronavirus lockdown. Fortunitely they were playing the Korean fan dance at school just before the lockdown. Happy World Korean TV filmed at school. KNZCA provides Hanbok for the students and they were playing very well. You can enjoy the Korean fan dance from Kiwi students. If anyone is interested in learning Korean culture please contact us. After all settle down from the virus situation we will be happy to share our Korean culture with you all. ^^ www.youtube.com...

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Kia Ora Neighbours,

Summer is just around the corner and we are buzzing with excitement!
As the weather warms up, add a splash of yellow to your wardrobes. Add a bit of colour to your corporate or casual wear.
At your local Red Cross shop we’ve got loads of clothes for you to choose from.
Keep your look fresh, and shop in with us ❤️

We are open everyday Monday to Saturday 9am to 5pm, and Sundays 10am to 5pm