Our Dance for Performance group recently attended the National Finals of the Great Big Dance Off. They performed exceptionally well, showcasing their talent and dedication. Their performance brought great credit to the school, demonstrating the hard work and commitment of both the students and their instructors.
Pupils from Reception, Lower 1 and Upper 1 and members of the Lower School Chamber Choir delighted the residents of Abbeyfield House with a special exclusive summer concert.
Glitchy beats, analogue sweeps, high and low filter passes and some 80’s inspired chip tune games music were just some of the offerings from the Lower School Composers, as selected pupils joined their friends and families for a special ‘listening party’ of their latest works.
The Summer Concert took place on Thursday 13 June at The Kings Centre in Norwich and it’s fair to say that it was one of the most spectacular concerts that the Lower School have put on.
Parents recently enjoyed an Informal Drama Session as part of our LAMDA showcase, where pupils of various year groups demonstrated their progress through various performances.
To mark the 101st birthday of beloved author Judith Kerr, our Infant pupils enjoyed a delightful "Tiger Who Came to Tea" party filled with creativity, fun, and delicious treats! The celebration was inspired by Kerr's classic tale and provided a memorable day for our young pupils.
At the end of the Trinity half term, The Blake Studio was filled with an array of swashbuckling pirates, dazzling mermaids, hearty singing and humorous acting as L1 and U1 performed this year’s Infant Musical, ‘Pirates v Mermaids'.
Infant pupils have had an enriching experience observing the peregrine falcons which live on the spire of Norwich Cathedral. They visited the Watchpoint, a viewing station run by the Hawk and Owl trust, and learned that the falcon pair currently have one chick.
Reception class have been exchanging letters with the residents of the Great Hospital and on Tuesday 14 May had the opportunity to meet their pen pals!
A fabulous musical extravaganza took place in the Lower School Hall as our talented Lower 1 and Upper 1 children took centre stage in the Informal Concert that left everyone beaming from ear to ear.
The audience at the Informal Concert featuring children from Lower 2 were treated to a wonderful evening of music making and an amazing variety of music that spanned genres and generations.
Upper One welcomed Andy the Astronomer with great enthusiasm as he brought his impressive Space Dome to the school hall as we have been learning all about Space in this Trinity Term in the classroom.
