Our Year 4 pupils put on a fantastic carol concert at St George's last night. Watched by parents, friends and staff the children used song, poetry, readings, artwork and acting to retell the WOW story of the first Christmas. Hosted by Rev Shaun and Rev Rich, we also had time to reflect on the true meaning of this time of year and how it is an opportunity to share, share time, share stories, share love for one another and to share the story of the nativity.
I loved performing the Voice Rap. It had helped me to think about the voice of God and how powerful it might be.
Michael Rack
Bible readings were provided by a number of pupils: Ethan Gibbs, Bradley Joy, Alfie Newman, Ella Nash and Alisha March. Pupils then showed the work they had completed to interpret these readings. We had a range of artwork showing Jesus in his different roles as peace maker and listener. Caitlin and Freddie played an excellent part as Mary and Joseph searching for somewhere to stay.
Best of all was the community spirit evident in the Church hall. Thank you to all the families who were able to make the event so special by being there to share it with your children. Thank you to Rev Shaun as well for the use of the Church Hall.
Merry Christmas everyone!
I loved performing the Voice Rap. It had helped me to think about the voice of God and how powerful it might be.
Michael Rack
Bible readings were provided by a number of pupils: Ethan Gibbs, Bradley Joy, Alfie Newman, Ella Nash and Alisha March. Pupils then showed the work they had completed to interpret these readings. We had a range of artwork showing Jesus in his different roles as peace maker and listener. Caitlin and Freddie played an excellent part as Mary and Joseph searching for somewhere to stay.
Best of all was the community spirit evident in the Church hall. Thank you to all the families who were able to make the event so special by being there to share it with your children. Thank you to Rev Shaun as well for the use of the Church Hall.
Merry Christmas everyone!
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