The NZ Ukulele Trust K-Factor competition will open in term two for 2023 registered Kiwileles Schools.
To enter the K-Factor competition, all teachers need to do is video their Kiwileles playing & singing one of the songs from the Kiwileles online Songbank resource and send the video in with their entry form. You decide which song and how to present it!
Make the judges go “Wow! That’s amazing! Incredible performance! They’ve definitely got the K Factor!”
Competition Rules:
Note: If a copyright song is the winning entry, we are unable to share this as it requires an additional copyright licence on top of those we obtain for the songbank resources.
The winner of the 2022 K-Factor competition was the Waipāhīhī Kiwileles, from Waipāhīhī School in Taupo, pictured below:
To enter the K-Factor competition, all teachers need to do is video their Kiwileles playing & singing one of the songs from the Kiwileles online Songbank resource and send the video in with their entry form. You decide which song and how to present it!
Make the judges go “Wow! That’s amazing! Incredible performance! They’ve definitely got the K Factor!”
Competition Rules:
- Your school must be registered for the 2023 Kiwileles Programme
- More than one individual or small group can enter from a school
- Send a link to your video to [email protected]
- Your performance can include students and adults from your community
- Your school/organisation must have permission for every person featured in the video to appear in the public domain
Note: If a copyright song is the winning entry, we are unable to share this as it requires an additional copyright licence on top of those we obtain for the songbank resources.
The winner of the 2022 K-Factor competition was the Waipāhīhī Kiwileles, from Waipāhīhī School in Taupo, pictured below:
Waipāhīhī Kiwileles, Waipāhīhī School Taupo
Special thanks to our generous prize sponsors
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