Best Work Assembly - 5PS

February 21, 2013
Year 5 have been studying the children's classic: 'The Wind in the Willows' by Kenneth Grahame. In last week's Best Work Assembly, two groups of pupils from 5PS performed their own play scripts based on the famous tale of adventure and camaraderie which they had written during Literacy lessons. With very little rehearsal, the budding actors managed to bring their writing to life with great performances, excellent narration and entertaining live sound effects. Is there no end to the talents of our pupils?

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