Week 9 Term 3

Wow! Last week already.
We have begun our rehearsals together for Noah, which will be the largest part of our learning this week.  It is exciting to see each class' part of the musical and all our singing practice is now fitting into the whole story with the dialogue.  Thank you Mrs Ward for showing the "Noah Story" as part of school prayer this morning.
Costumes:
* Girls are doves - white tops and white tights/leggings with bare feet.  We will be getting white masks to which a beak will be attached.
* Boys are Jamaican dancers - yellow, red or green tee shirts with black pants. If anyone has access to a red/green/yellow beret that would be great.
Please see me if there are any problems.
Singing Eisteddfods: are being heard Monday and Tuesday by Mrs Waldron and Mrs Ward.  I am disappointed not to be hearing these. Information is in a previous post about the assessment for these.
Eisteddfod Assembly is Thursday 22 September at 1:30. Names of those singing will be in the school newsletter and will also be posted on the blog.
Athletic Rotations Monday and Wednesday: School sports uniforms - that means black shorts please. We have been so lucky to have had such super weather for this.
Sunhats: As we are now having lunch on the courts, sunhat should be worn in the playground.  The sun has quite a nip already and we need to be sun safe. Room 3 please lead the school in this.  A couple of people already have their hats - let's make it everyone in Room 3.
Homework: learning words for the musical.  Lots of the singing is sounding fantastic and words are well known. We are on stage for the entire musical so will need to look like we all know the songs. Keep working on these. The last few songs will be in homework books this week.
I have a ticket each for the rides in the park, which will be named and given out on Tuesday. Check the bag for these.
Several of our ex-students are performing in the local musical "The Pirates of Penzance" - please support this.
Hoping that this wonderful spring weather continues through the holidays. Take care and enjoy a great family break.

Chris