As term 2 came to a close, the excitement levels at Garin College increased with the anticipation and arrival of the school’s annual arts festival, Te Wairua o nga Mahi Toi (the Spirit of Creation in the Arts). In its eighth year, the Mahi Toi gives students two days of performance and viewing a wide [...]
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