Year 2 entertained a packed hall of pupils and parents on Tuesday with their end of year performance, 'The Little Pirate's Adventure.'
With loud, clear speaking, great singing and wonderful moves, they rounded off a successful year island hopping and showed that they are more than ready to 'graduate' to the Juniors.
Wonderfully orchestrated by Miss Bennett, Mr Kader and the other adults, all involved desrve a big 'thankyou' and huge congratulations.
Great stuff, mateys!
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Friday, 15 July 2016
Tuesday, 26 April 2016
Street Dance assembly
Eleven talented pupils performed a warm-up, a routine and 'freestyled' in front of the whole school during Friday's assembly. The students have been practising for several weeks during their after school street dance club and their hard work was rewarded with a display of rhythmic, coordinated, imaginative and entertaining moves. A big thank you and congratulations also goes out to Jerry, our street dance instructor.
Saturday, 13 February 2016
Chinese New Year
We were treated to a wonderful performance by our Chinese visitors on Friday. As well as workshops for some classes, they performed - with the help of Year 1 - a series of spectacular dances and martial arts displays.
Tuesday, 15 December 2015
Infant Nativity
Very well done to everyone yesterday - an excellent performance!
Here are some comments from Year 5:
Sarafina
"I really like their assembly because they were loud and clear. Even though I was at the back of the room I could still hear their singing. I really like the acting because it was clear about what they were doing. I really love the bow ties because it made them look very sweet and cute.Well done, you did really well."
Tayja
"Firstly, I want to give a huge well done to the children and teachers who participated in the nativity play on Monday. They were extremely brave and they had clear voices. The nativity was fun and exciting. They are so young and they drawed me into their brilliant performance. I love the way they told the story of Jesus being born. As a Year 5 pupil, it helps me believe that I can achieve something as brilliant as this. It was something that nobody can forget because it was smart, creative, exciting and, of course, incredible. Jesus would be very proud of everyone."
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