There has been a lady called Wendy and another lady that I cant quiet remember her name . We first learned hot cross buns then grand juke of york.And a fairy song. Also we are playing it at the harvest festival. Iam feeling so exited.
By Iain.
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Tin Whistle
For the Last… couple of months we have been practising this Musicel Item known as the Tin Whistle.
We Have beeen practising Hot cross buns here I will Show you The high Version
B,A,G,B,A,G,
B,B,B,B A,A,A,A,
G,G,G, G,A,B ,G,
We have also been practising this song Its called,Hey Mandou. It’s a Gaelic song. The people who have Been Teaching Us are Called Ruth& Wendy . Okay guys thats It for today
By Reece Mccall
Ps: Thank you Ruth And Wendy!!
Tin whistle
I am proud of my tin whistle because I can now play Hot cross buns, Grand old duke of york, Fairy song. We are performing it at the harvest service on Friday 11th of October I am nervous to play in front of the school.
by Rachael
Maasai Warriors
On the 25 of september the Maasai Warriors came to wigtown primary school.
by sophie
Maasai Warriors
The women and men in Maasai tribe wore red clothes. They had jewellery to make music.
By Rory
maasai warriors
On Wednesday the Maasai Warriors came to our school. They jumped really high, they sang songs and danced. It was really fun, I liked it when they were jumping.
By Ewan Matheson
Maasai Warriors
25.9.13
The Maasai Warriors came and they are really good jumpers.
by Kirsty
Maasai Worriors
We had Maasai Worriors at our school.They sung songs with a horn.
by pippa harris
Maasai Warriors
Maasai Warriors came to ar school onthe 25th 0f september and Kirkown school came. The Maasia Warriors showd us a prayer and they sang a song they prentent to kill a lion.
by stuart
Africa
I have always wanted to go to Africa so I am very glad that our topic is about Masai warriors. They came to our school from Kenya. They speak swahilli. I will tell you some facts, they live in mud houses, they make spears and sheids, they make there own cloths and shoes. They came to our school and they danced and sang and whislisled realy loud. I really liked it my favourite part was when thay danced.
by iona mcghie see you guys
