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A beautiful BPS tradition continued this week as our Year 6 children gathered in the main hall for their annual Spring Concert. 🎶
From solo performances to small ensembles, the children showcased an incredible variety of musical talent. Parents and staff were truly impressed, and the way the children held space for one another’s performances made the morning even more special.
Mrs Helen Abbott (Languages) summed it up perfectly:
Two concerts, countless moments of brilliance. From the tentative beginners that they were a few years ago to confident performers – Year 6 now make music that speaks, connects and demands to be heard, including tackling two incredibly difficult, contrasting ensemble pieces – Seasons of Love and Chattanooga Choo Choo.
These children have blossomed during their time at BPS, and it’s clear they are ready for their next chapter. We can’t wait to see all that their final term will bring!
A beautiful BPS tradition continued this week as our Year 6 children gathered in the main hall for their annual Spring Concert. 🎶
From solo performances to small ensembles, the children showcased an incredible variety of musical talent. Parents and staff were truly impressed, and the way the children held space for one another’s performances made the morning even more special.
Mrs Helen Abbott (Languages) summed it up perfectly:
Two concerts, countless moments of brilliance. From the tentative beginners that they were a few years ago to confident performers – Year 6 now make music that speaks, connects and demands to be heard, including tackling two incredibly difficult, contrasting ensemble pieces – Seasons of Love and Chattanooga Choo Choo.
These children have blossomed during their time at BPS, and it’s clear they are ready for their next chapter. We can’t wait to see all that their final term will bring!
A huge well done to all the children who have been recognised for their achievements this term!
They enjoyed a special celebratory hot chocolate with Mrs Crook this morning☕
Each term, we celebrate children who demonstrate our BPS Learner Powers through their work and behaviour in school — showing resilience, adaptability, curiosity, collaboration, leadership, communication, independence and pride. 💜
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