Kapa Haka L:S

Zion’s Kapa Haka/Polyclub Learning Story
 The leadership of a young man

No matter what cultural dances you are in, you will always leave a place that someone will take. It's like you are a legend

My strengths in kapa haka are using my powerful voice to lead a haka or to make sure people are at the same level in volume. My voice encourages other people to join when I sing or to make the boys hyped. I think I am a fast learner when it comes to learning actions. I am able to remember the actions and teach whoever has been away.

The key competency I use really well is relating to others because I am able to use this key competency  when I am teaching others the actions

I learned that the more I commit to kapa haka or other dances the more opportunities I have to be a leader or an inspiration.

My goal in kapa haka is to leave a legacy that people will think that I am an inspirer and I will be looked up at and they will want to be like me

How do we shine in Kapa Haka/Poly club?
Success Criteria:
Being disciplined - doing the right thing in the right place all the time
Showing respect to the tutors
Showing respect for the culture
Learning the words and showing we understand them
Doing sharp actions
Doing the right actions at the right time
Doing the right facials
Being loud and proud
Having lots of energy
Listening to the tutors and people around us
Being proud of what we are doing
Representing your culture
Believing we can do it
Persevering when it’s hard
Taking a risk
Following our passions
Still doing our best when we have an audience


Jae’s Feedback
Zion is good at being loud and proud so other people can be as loud as him. Zion needs to work on believing what he can do because he does not believe that he can do stuff.

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