“How Is This Even Possible?”: High School Performs Remarkable Show at Inter-school Event, SA Amazed

• South African high schoolers wowed the country with their remarkable performance at the inter-school spirit event 
• The scholars showed off their pop culture knowledge by performing popular pop music and incorporating lovely moves
• Social media users were mesmerised by the pupils who put their all into their vibrant performance that many stole hearts
• Briefly News reached out to Curro Durbanville learners and their educator to better understand how they prepared for the showstopping performance

Scholars are gearing up to enjoy summer sports at the inter-school events before the seasons change to lower temperatures.

A South African high school showed off their team spirit at an joyful event where they melted many hearts.

SA high school performs remarkable show at inter-school event

Curro High School is known to be one of the best schools in South Africa. The institution’s scholars constantly prove this to be correct with their high annual pass rate.

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Mzansi often gushes about the school’s operations and the quality of education they offer at a hefty rate. On the entertainment side, the school proved to be the best, too after their vibrant performance at the inter-school spirit event.

The scholars put together an award-worthy performance where they mashed popular pop songs and incorporated majestic moves. They morphed into various shapes and animals as they transitioned from song to song.

Mzansi wondered how the masterpiece was formed since the students delivered a flawless musical performance. The act was part of the Curro High School’s Spirit Cup.

South Africa agreed that the high school fees were worth it after familiarising themselves with the school’s work. More people complimented the young ones in the comments and praised them for the flawless coordination that brought the choreographer's vision to life.

Watch the TikTok video below:

Briefly News reaches out to Curro students and their educator

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Two youngsters and their teacher spoke to Briefly News about the showstopping performance that made waves on the internet:

Former student, Luhle Mati shared a whiff of how things are done:

“We would spend about 3-4 weeks getting ready for the flashes. We'd start prep around the second week of school and it was always a bit chaotic. Teachers would be stressing about getting everyone to work together and making sure there were as few absentees as possible.”

A grade 12 learner at the school, Zingce Dantile said:

“So every year we have an interschools where all Curro schools compete against each other for athletics and Gees. The process on how we did it was basically our teacher, Mr Deon van Zyl planned and came up with all the moves and every day in the morning we had a lesson dedicated to just practicing those flashes.

“In this instance it took us about two weeks for us to memorise and perfect it. Our competitors probably had many more days and I heard from our "rival" school they even had flash practice after school hours until 16:00. These practices are very important and it also helps bring unity in our school.”

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Mr Deon van Zyl explained the spirit event:

“Each year at our Interschools athletics, the schools involved also compete for the Spirit Cup trophy. As part of that competition, each school chooses a theme for an opening war cry. We chose Animation and used songs from animated movies, since most people will know them and they’re quite fun. We use songs from Finding Nemo, The Lion King, Frozen, Little Mermaid, Shrek, etc. Each learner in the school gets a seat with a seat number and then we begin working on it.”

Mzansi reacts to Curro High School’s remarkable performance 

Social media users were impressed by the beautiful performance and shared their thoughts in a thread of comments:

@Nessa said:

“I just know the teacher was strict on attendance.”

@Andyverga wondered:

“How is this even possible? The amount of coordination is insane. they must've spent months and months practising.”

@Lindamndawe complimented:

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“Whoever came up with this idea is a genius.”

@Coenie 🇿🇦 was amazed:

“The person that organised this and everything should run for president.”

@Witney. 🍉🖖🏽🇨🇩 got emotional:

“Why does it always make me cry when people work together like this?”

@Ta AK wrote:

“Those school fees are worth it.”

@Dream commented:

“I’d be that one kid that messed up.”

@Pearl Rivera realised:

“My brain wasn’t braining at first then I realized they have black coats and white shirts under! Amazing job.”

@🧿ReRe🧿 shared:

“South African schools make me emotional. Our kids are extraordinary, they deserve better.”

@phindile vilakazi suggested:

“They should put this on their CVs.”

@angelquinton117 highlighted:

“This gave me chills! You guys put Super Bowl halftime to shame!”

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Source: Briefly News