Singing Assembly - Let It Be

January 09, 2015

In the first Key Stage 2 Singing Assembly of this term, our pupils sang from the heart their version of the moving Beatles classic 'Let It Be'. We hope you enjoy listening to the beautiful sound of the children singing together.

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