Leo and Ruben joined some pupils from Primary 4/5/6 to sing Da Trowie Song to primary 2/3/4.
Leo played the ukulele and Ruben was on the guitar.
Thanks to Mrs Inkster for the recording and having the boys along!
Leo and Ruben joined some pupils from Primary 4/5/6 to sing Da Trowie Song to primary 2/3/4.
Leo played the ukulele and Ruben was on the guitar.
Thanks to Mrs Inkster for the recording and having the boys along!
This afternoon we had another musical treat in the hall. An interactive theatrical concert based on the music of Prokofiev.
On Wednesday we had a fantastic treat. Some of our music instructors came to give us a taste of all the different instruments that are taught in schools in Shetland. Everyone had a lot of fun.
For the last two weeks Leighton and Conor have been practising their guitars and they made up this tune. We hope you enjoy it.
LM and CG Guitar
Today we finally had our musical instrument contest. The criteria was to make an instrument that was creative and could play a recognisable tune. The children have been working on this for a few weeks and there was a fantastic range of ideas.
After a lot of hard decision-making Ms Scanlan thought that Fearne had made an instrument that played the best tune and Fiona, Hannah and Eveline and Isla and Kathryn’s groups had included the most creative ideas. Mrs Henderson came in to see them all and we both thought that everyone had worked really well on the task.
This week Stevie and Annalie’s pupils gave us a treat by playing a range of tunes. It was lovely to hear everyone, what a range of talent.
Today we had our first African drumming for years (since P1 & P2) It was so much fun, let’s hope Joy can come back in again soon.
It has been another busy week. We have completed our map skills project and on Friday made up our own maps, which we’ll put up on the wall for display. We have been continuing our South Mainland topic (see Hayden’s lovely drawing)and in music Mrs Inkster has been teaching us the Unst boat song, which is sounding really lovely. In drama Izzy Swanson has been working on some south mainland stories with us. We spent all Friday afternoon doing the Voar Redd Up – thank you to Michelle for coming out with us. There was lots of rubbish, especially plastics to collect, but we also found a few mermaid’s purses, a rat (!) and Liam found an enormous sea slater.