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THE HON. TREVOR MALLARD
"There is no better way to get young people involved than through their peers, and I hope the raps these teams have developed get the recycling message out there and inspire young people to do what they can to protect our environment" |
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JOHN WEBBER - GLASS PACKAGING FORUM
"Rap is not a music type that I was previously familiar with - but believe me, Che Fu's lyrics resonate with young and old around the country" |
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DAVID CARTER - GLASS PACKAGING FORUM
"We approached Che Fu and realised that not only was he absolutely right in terms of his personality and profile but we found a meeting of minds"……..
To the winning students……"Entering the competition has taken time and effort and the quality of the musical lyrics which we received bare testimony to that." |
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CHE FU
"When David Carter and I sat down to do the judging, I was blown away with the amount of thought, effort and research both winning groups had put into writing their lyrics. We can learn much from our youth. I believe many of our young people value and respect Aotearoa and the environment." |
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ALISON TAY on behalf of ANDY LARSEN - PRINCIPAL - FAIRFIELD SCHOOL
DUNEDIN - Home of "Wireless" |
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JOHN MANFIELD - PRINCIPAL - FITZROY SCHOOL - NEW PLYMOUTH
Home of "The Storm" |
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