Let’s Do A Nativity is a play within a play!
A group of children – The Producers – decide to stage their own Christmas nativity show.
They struggle with scripts, organise unruly shepherds and search for props (‘what is myrrh, anyway?’) but, after a series of crises, the play is triumphantly performed.
The J2s, J3s, and J4s will ably assist the J1s in delivering another festive musical extravaganza to get us all in the Christmas spirit!
Booking available from 7pm on Thursday, 7 November.
Let’s Do A Nativity is a play within a play!
A group of children – The Producers – decide to stage their own Christmas nativity show.
They struggle with scripts, organise unruly shepherds and search for props (‘what is myrrh, anyway?’) but, after a series of crises, the play is triumphantly performed.
The J2s, J3s, and J4s will ably assist the J1s in delivering another festive musical extravaganza to get us all in the Christmas spirit!
Booking available from 7pm on Thursday, 7 November.
The children in Robins and Wrens invite you to join them to Sing the Christmas Story.
They will be retelling the story of Mary and Joseph travelling to Bethlehem before their very special baby is born.
Look forward to a collection of poems, traditional Carols and some new songs.
Today's Lunchtime Live features performances by staff members.
This true-to-life and genuinely funny story could be based in any school at the end of the Christmas term.
It's the end of term and everyone is looking forward to another Hollywood-style nativity, funded by local billionaire Phil McCoffers. But the plan changes at the last minute and the teachers have to start preparing the play themselves to re-enact the greatest story ever told.
This true-to-life and genuinely funny story could be based in any school at the end of the Christmas term.
It's the end of term and everyone is looking forward to another Hollywood-style nativity, funded by local billionaire Phil McCoffers. But the plan changes at the last minute and the teachers have to start preparing the play themselves to re-enact the greatest story ever told.
The children in Robins and Wrens invite you to join them to Sing the Christmas Story.
They will be retelling the story of Mary and Joseph travelling to Bethlehem before their very special baby is born.
Look forward to a collection of poems, traditional Carols and some new songs.
This true-to-life and genuinely funny story could be based in any school at the end of the Christmas term.
It's the end of term and everyone is looking forward to another Hollywood-style nativity, funded by local billionaire Phil McCoffers. But the plan changes at the last minute and the teachers have to start preparing the play themselves to re-enact the greatest story ever told.