Christchurch school sing-a-long
HAMPSTEAD youngsters gave a special performance to their mums and dads after practising songs all term. Every pupil at Christ Church primary school took part in the concert on Friday, November 14. They sang gospel songs, traditional music and African tune
HAMPSTEAD youngsters gave a special performance to their mums and dads after practising songs all term.
Every pupil at Christ Church primary school took part in the concert on Friday, November 14.
They sang gospel songs, traditional music and African tunes and ended up with a huge performance of the Rhythm Of Life.
Deputy headteacher Mark Stubbings said: "It was a really fun event and a great success.
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"All the children really enjoyed it as well as the staff and parents.
"This came about because we had an ongoing arts project this term which involved focusing on singing.
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"A variety of different singers have come in to work with the children and it culminated in this big performance in Christ Church to parents with the whole school involved.
"Everyone singing together in the church was lovely.
