By Gary Evans on Friday, September 21, 2018 in British Values, Community, Music. No Comments
Today is World Peace Day. One Day One Choir is an inspiring global peace initiative which uses the harmonious power of singing together to unite people around the world on Peace Day, September 21st. www.onedayonechoir.org You can hear our contribution here… #onedayonechoir
By Gary Evans on Wednesday, March 28, 2018 in Art and Design, Music. 1 Comment
Take a look at our photos form the CBSO Centre visit with some of our Year 5 pupils. They were taking part in a project to celebrate the life and work of Claude Debussy.
By Gary Evans on Friday, March 9, 2018 in Music, Religious Education, Year 3. No Comments
Listen to this wonderful sound file of our Year 3 choir singing one of our Easter songs…
By Gary Evans on Thursday, February 1, 2018 in Community, Music. 3 Comments
YOUNG VOICES CONCERT REPORT BY LOTTIE ROBERTS 4G On the journey to the Genting arena I was so excited I couldn’t keep still on the train and I had butterflies in my tummy when I was waiting outside the doors. I had never been to the Genting arena before, so it was all new for […]
By Gary Evans on Tuesday, December 19, 2017 in British Values, Community, Music. No Comments
What a pleasure to welcome KNBS mini orchestra. Great to see so many ex-pupils showcasing their talent! Happy Christmas!
By Gary Evans on Tuesday, December 19, 2017 in British Values, Community, Music. No Comments
Yesterday, 18th December, our hand bell group visited residents at The Quadrangle to perform Christmas tunes. The event was well attended by residents.
By Gary Evans on Friday, July 7, 2017 in Music. No Comments
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St Mary’s Hospice Christmas Concert
By Gary Evans on Thursday, November 3, 2016 in Music, Year 5. 26 Comments
Listen here to the amazing song composed by Year 5 and Sarah Baker as part of the Polli:Nation project. We are hoping to enter our song into a competition. Let us know what you think!
