McAuley High School Samoan group Photo: BC Photography
It's the final day of the ASB Polyfest at the Manukau Sports Bowl with all five stages back in full swing after Friday's weather disruptions including the cancellation of the Maori stage division two performances.
Among the colleges defending their titles this year are Western Springs, Alfriston, Sir Edmund Hillary Collegiate and Avondale College.
Event organisers say the Prime Minister Christopher Luxon is also expected to make an appearance just before midday with a mihi whakatau to be performed.
The wind and rain didn't hold back on Friday but neither did the performers as captured in some of these images!
Kia Aroha Campus Tongan group Photo: Thomas Wandstraat
St Cuthbert's College Samoan Group Photo: BC Photography
St Paul's College Tongan group Photo: BC Photography
Liston College Samoan group Photo: Thomas Wandstraat
De La Salle College Samoan group Photo: Thomas Wandstraat
St Peters College Samoan group Photo: BC Photography
Before the prize giving this afternoon there will also be a special multi-generational performance by the Auckland Girls Grammar Alumni which is made up of over 80 performers that have travelled from all over the world to come and take part in Polyfest's 50th anniversary event.
