Every term, our Senior Primary Music Recital showcases the talents of our young musicians, but this term's event truly exceeded all expectations. The performances were a testament to the incredible talent of our students and the dedication of their passionate teachers, who continue to inspire and elevate our young musicians to new heights. Clifton Prep can be immensely proud of the standard of music that filled the chapel.
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The Grade 7 Clifton children delivered a captivating performance of Holes, an adaptation of their Grade 6 setwork book by Louis Sachar, in the school’s EAC theatre. The young actors brilliantly brought the characters from the pages alive in a vibrant and creative manner, transforming the story into a dynamic and engaging stage production.
Just before the start of the half-term break, our Grade 6 children captivated their parents with an evening of performances during the Expressive Arts Showcase.
The event was a vibrant display of creativity and talent, offering a glimpse into the work and dedication our children have put into their expressive arts education.
The Expressive Arts Centre was alive with the melodic sounds of marimbas on Saturday afternoon, as we hosted a vibrant and engaging marimba workshop for students from St Katherine’s Girls School.
Under the watchful eye of Lord Feathers of Eiderdown, Fabletown's Forest Court convened to bring charges against the notorious Mr. Wolf for his dastardly deeds. The courtroom buzzed with anticipation as prosecutors Mr. Hugh Mann and his assistant, Justin Case, called a colourful array of characters to testify—from the secretive Johnny Mole (secret agent) to the Three Little Pigs and Red Riding Hood. But were these well-known fairy-tale characters really as they seemed? And how could a non-vegetarian human accuse a wolf of being a meat eater?
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