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Outlook Grade 6 FolkFest Spotlights Cultures, Creativity

Kids put a focus on different nations in various exhibits

Eighteen assorted nations around the globe seemed to have a presence in the gymnasium at Outlook High School last week as Grade 6 students hosted their annual FolkFest event, spotlighting the customs and cultures of various countries.

The students put their creativity into putting a focus on everything there is to learn about the likes of Jamaica, South Africa, Ireland, Mexica, Cuba, Iceland, the Bahamas, Greenland, Spain, St. Lucia, Ghana, Scotland, Togo, France, Argentina, England, the Netherlands and the Dominican Republic, and there was something to offer at each station, whether it be learning the customs and cultures of that country, or even trying out an ethnic delicacy for a nice mid-afternoon snack.

The FolkFest event brought out classrooms of fellow OHS students to check out the work of their young peers, and the doors were also open to the public so that proud parents and others who were interested could see what the kids came up with.

Every year the kids put on something special, and the 2019 edition of OHS FolkFest was no different.

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Caleb Turton and Veronica Swan with their exhibit on Jamaica. - Derek Ruttle
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Stephanie and Ina Simonson with their exhibit on the Bahamas. - Derek Ruttle
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Avery Lynden, Presley McKenzie, Ella Drury, Lily Farden and Delilah Drury with their exhibit on South Africa. - Derek Ruttle
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Morgan Chabot and Olivia Thompson with their exhibit on the Dominican Republic. - Derek Ruttle
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Katrina Ebbert, Hallie Sincennes and Addisyn Vanghel with their exhibit on the Netherlands. - Derek Ruttle