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Musical Theatre Club
Musical Theatre Club will resume on Monday 26th September, in School from 3.20 to 4.15 pm.
This term we are very fortunate to have Mrs Tootill joining us to help out and take part in our next show which will be at the end of term.
Anyone from Y2 upwards with a genuine interest in music, singing or drama is welcome to join us. We have a very exciting end of term show lined up!
The cost is £38.50 up to the end of term, which is £3.50 per session. I would be very grateful if payment could be made on a termly basis on the first session, either cash or cheque made payable to M. Durrant. Thank you.
I have experience working in Theatre Schools and I am a qualified piano and violin teacher. The benefits of taking part in the performing arts are numerous, but not at least an increase in confidence, musical ability and imagination. I hope to get Salhouse School Musical Theatre Club up to a high standard. We already have some talented performers and it is exciting as a teacher to watch the development of the group.
I look forward to seeing you on Monday.
Best wishes and many thanks,
Mandy Durrant
Assemblies Autumn 2013
School council leaders co ordinate the filling of the shoe boxes to send to Eastern Europe.
Every fortnight, the vicar brings a team of people to help her present Open the Book assemblies involving bible stories and a lot of audience participation.
Nature Club Spring Term 2013
So far this Spring term, we have played lots of predator/prey games indoors because of the bad weather and practised our bird identification skills. We have found out about hedgehogs and even eaten them – chocolate ones of course!
Assemblies 2012-13
Whole school Assemblies take place every day. Already this term we have had several visitors to the school. Besides regular visits from Rev Lorna Allies, the “Mad Scientist” has wowed us with some explosive experiments.
A new venture this year is whole school council meetings. A year 6 child leads a “circle” of all ages to discuss a previously agreed topic within school and then reports to Mrs Edwards who relays the results at staff meetings. Recent topics have been play ground games and use of hand gel before lunch.
Children are encouraged to take an active part in asemblies, and each week a group volunteers to present their own sketch/story or powerpoint . This photo shows a reenactment of Captain Cook’s arrival in Australia, following the whole school topic of “Voyages”. The theme was tolerance and friendship.
