The Globe Theatre
Today it was the turn of Phineas to head up to the South Bank to visit the Globe Theatre. Another really enjoyable day for the children. Well done everyone.
Stanley are having a great day. Before they arrived at the Globe Theatre they took a walk over the wobbly bridge and enjoyed looking at St Paul’s Cathedral. They had a tour of the theatre and noticed all the differences to our theatres nowadays. They then enjoyed a workshop. They turned into the characters from their class book, Antony and Cleopatra. They thought about how they would act, move and speak. There were some very scary Cleopatras! Nims said, “it has been a very interesting day and I loved seeing the Globe Theatre and the trap doors where the baddies would jump out from.”
Well done to our amazing guitarists who performed brilliantly for their parents and families. Children from Year 3 to Year 6 take part in small group lessons with our tutor Martyn Potter. It was a great opportunity for them to perform in front of a large audience and they did brilliantly. Well done everyone.
Today is Christmas party day in school and we’re all having a great time. Mr Marvel is here and he’s been entertaining the younger children with a super magic show – and now the older children are enjoying their special ‘Gameshow Discos.’ We’ve had a lovely Christmas lunch, we’ve watched the first UK astronaut blast off into space and we’re also enjoying making magic potions and year group rugby tournaments. Why can’t it be Christmas EVERY day!?!
What an amazing afternoon we all had at Severndroog Castle. The children listened intently to all the wonderful stories and interesting information about the castle and Lady Anne James who commissioned it. We got to climb the 86 steps to the top and had a good look at the views – managing to spot several landmarks including Middle Park Primary School! The 12 children were worthy winners and really enjoyed their prize. Thank you Eltham Arts for this opportunity!!















