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On the afternoon of 14 February, the Senior School Hall was a hive of activity as Years 1 & 2 presented their production of “The Bee Musical”. There was a real buzz of excitement as the lights dimmed and the production got under way. The audience were treated to an un-bee-lievable performance with colourful costumes and fantastically confident singing, acting and dancing. Well done to everyone that was involved!
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Year 1 and 2 from both Rosedale House and Dame Bradbury's were lucky enough to visit Legoland this week as part of their ‘Around the World’ topic they will be starting after half term.
Years 1 and 2 visited the East Anglian Railway Museum in Wakes Colne, Essex.
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Year 1 and Year 2 put on a fantastic concert entitled 'Off We Go''. Every child played a percussion instrument whether it be the cabasca, claves or chimes bars. They learnt to closely follow signals and even sing and play at the same time.
Year 2 have been getting creative with their use of words.
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On Thursday 23 May while the sun shone outside, pupils in Year 2 were shining under their own spotlight of individual musical talent. All Year 2s who have lessons on an individual instrument were invited to play in a concert at Madingley. 23 pupils accepted the offer and played their own piece to a receptive audience of staff, parents, grandparents and siblings.
Pupils at Dame Bradbury's enjoyed learning about the Zambezi Sunrise Trust.
Pre-Prep pupils at Dame Bradbury's enjoyed their launch day on the topic of 'Picture This', and got lots of inspiration for this half terms projects and activities.
Pupils from Reception, Year 1 and Year 2 across the Stephen Perse Pre-Prep's at City and Madingley performed their Christmas play to a packed audience.
Pupils from the City Pre-Prep delighted residents at a local care home by reading to them from some of their favourite books.
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