Our choir was invited to perform at the William Tansley House Christmas lunch yesterday. As the residents munched on their turkey and tucked into their mince pies our children sang a collection of songs: Away In A Manger, Mary Had a Baby Boy and The Twelve Days of Christmas.
It was great to hear so many of them singing along with us. I think they really enjoyed the singing!
Holly Clark
These opportunities to get out into the community and make a meaningful contribution to others are invaluable for our pupils. To see the impact that your volunteering can have on others and the positive feeling it spreads it marvellous to behold.
When we go into the residences to cook, one of the first requests is not for the stuffing of extra gravy... it is for the school choir. Having them perform during the Christmas meal really makes it extra special for everyone and helps to create a lovely atmosphere.
Mark Borrell - Chef
Of course it won't be another 12 months until we sing again. Our choir will be out and about in the community next term as well. If you know of a community event where you would like them to perform then please contact the school.
Merry Christmas!
It was great to hear so many of them singing along with us. I think they really enjoyed the singing!
Holly Clark
These opportunities to get out into the community and make a meaningful contribution to others are invaluable for our pupils. To see the impact that your volunteering can have on others and the positive feeling it spreads it marvellous to behold.
When we go into the residences to cook, one of the first requests is not for the stuffing of extra gravy... it is for the school choir. Having them perform during the Christmas meal really makes it extra special for everyone and helps to create a lovely atmosphere.
Mark Borrell - Chef
Of course it won't be another 12 months until we sing again. Our choir will be out and about in the community next term as well. If you know of a community event where you would like them to perform then please contact the school.
Merry Christmas!
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