Full Ewe Culture by Vome Circuit Schools

Full Ewe Culture by Vome Circuit Schools

Vome, one of the major communities in the North Tongu District hosted their circuit’s culture day. Learners at Vome Circuit displayed the full Ewe Culture in their best possible way.

See also: Schools in Volo Circuit Display Rich Culture [Videos attached]

Among the jaw-dropping events was when learners took their time to pour a libation. The processes of pouring libations were observed like real elders and they poured libations as though the ancestors had resurrected to listen to them. Watch

The learners performed various drumming and dancing that is cherished by the Ewe people. The learners performed very well known drumming like Agbadza as well as lesser known drumming like Kinka.

The learners also performed some very revered drumming, like war time drumming and dancing. Talking drums was a toast of the day when learners took on the challenge to prove their abilities outside the classroom.

Vome circuit, which is a typical traditional setting, did not disappoint in the quality of events. The learners showed their war time drumming and talking drums as though we were still in the 19th century.

Other students also took on the art of dress making. Learners, especially the school girls, compete in dress making with their hand sowing techniques.

The art of drawing featured very well during the Vome circuit culture day competition. Different fruits, cut in different shapes, were positioned for competitors to draw into the nearest resemblance.

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