At Randolph School we love trees! Just as much as we love singing together as a community. Over the years we have found creative ways to link maple sugaring, our science curriculum and community sing-a-longs. The result is our Wassail that takes place at Winter Celebration.

Wassailing has its origins in pagan England when apple farmers would gather in the fields around the solstice and sing songs and make merry as they wished for a bountiful spring harvest while warding off any evil spirits that might be lurking about. 

The children have adapted an old Wassailing song and changed the lyrics to reflect our sugar maple trees.