A massive thank you to parents for sending their children to school in colourful clothes and an even bigger thank you to the parents who came in to help.
India Day at Hacton
March 27, 2012
Last week, the colours, tastes and sounds of India came to Hacton School. The Year 4 geography project on India came to an exciting end with a day of Indian culture and customs. Children dressed up in Indian clothes or wore bright colours, and teachers and assistants showed off their saris. In the morning, the children led a Chembakolli Tea Party for the Year 1 classes, where they taught the younger children a tea dance, tasted tea from Chembakolli and played Indian games together. Year 4 also made vegetable samosas, Indian bracelets, Rama and Sita shadow puppets and beautifully decorated kites. The day came to a magical end with a workshop on Bollywood dance, where the children learnt a routine and even choreographed their own sections of the dance. All the children agreed that India day was great!
A massive thank you to parents for sending their children to school in colourful clothes and an even bigger thank you to the parents who came in to help.
A massive thank you to parents for sending their children to school in colourful clothes and an even bigger thank you to the parents who came in to help.
