Saturday, April 20, 2024

Video dance record attempt

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It’s not a bad day when you get to play ‘x-box kinect’ during school hours!

Over 800 Westmount high school students in Hamilton did just that Wednesday morning.

The student-run Westmount health action team put this event together to get students active and relieve a little stress.

Every year, Hamilton schools are encouraged to run a health awareness program, so on this day, the students danced to funky town on Kinect’s Dance Central.

They also hope to break the Guinness Book of Records for most people simultaneously video dancing at one time.


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