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Earlier this term, Year 6 pupils shone on stage while performing their production, ‘What a Knight!’ to their friends and families.
Set in Camelot, What a Knight! follows the journey of Watt Cobblers who has been expelled from knight school. After meeting Princess Alice and Dusty the talking dragon, the trio embark on a journey to rescue King Arthur’s kidnapped daughters and defeat the Black Knight.
Catchy songs and witty one liners kept the audience smiling the whole way through the show, while medieval style costumes and handmade props transported the audience straight to Camelot Castle.
Congratulations to each and every performer for their hard work and dedication, you were all fantastic. Of course, a very special thank you must go to Miss Kane and the staff for putting together such a wonderful show.
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Student Wins Orwell Prize for Insightful Account of Muslim life Yasmin O’Mahoney has won the George Orwell Literary Prize for her passionate account about modern day life as a British Muslim. She was awarded the national Prize for her essay ‘Different?’ on Tuesday at Pembroke College, Oxford after competing against 178 writers aged 13-18. The final round of the Prize
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