Our Lady & St. Werburgh's Catholic Primary School

Fiat Voluntas Dei - May God's will be done

Seabridge Lane, Clayton, Newcastle under Lyme, Staffordshire, ST5 4AG

(01782) 973 888

Music 2023-2024

 

Royal Opera House Create Day 2024

Warm-up Time!

Year 6 are practising for their leavers concert  Cinderella and Rockerfella

Nursery and Reception children participated in Sky Arts Access All Arts week.

They listened to Smooth Talker and drew a person, place or event which the music connected them to.

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Year 6 have composed music in the style of Samba drumming.

Thank you to Alice and Nico for recording the video.

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Year 5 watched Anna Meredith's Connect It as part of the BBC TEN PIECES

and chose to create their own body percussion composition.

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Year 4 are improving their recorder playing skills

in this performance of Twinkle Twinkle Little Star.

Year 2's Big Question is What makes a good leader

They listened to music by Beethoven, Saint-Saens and Steiner to generate a word bank of good leader qualities. Next, they sorted the words into groups of long and short sounds.  Finally, they performed the words as a class rap.

Year 3 performed their Chinese New Year pentatonic composition

to an audience of Reception and Nursery children.

Many thanks to Richard Taylor and Áine Molines from the wonderful team at Manchester Camerata who have helped Year 5 to compose a song about

Roald Dahl's The Enormous Crocodile.

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Opening Song

Year 5 Song: Clever Trick number 2

Closing Song

Year One have explored sounds around school in response to their Big Question:

Where can we see God in the world?

They composed No Place Like inspired by Dr Kerry Andrew's No Place Like.

Thank you to Year Two watching our performance.

 

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Reception are singing about Colours

with objects they have found around their classroom.

Nursery have developed their singing skills whilst exploring their environment.

They have sung the melodic shape of a familiar song (Tommy Thumb) using Colours.