Hearing Impaired Pupils Experience the LSO in Concert

March 17, 2015
Children from our hearing impaired provision took the train to the Barbican Hall to experience a spectacular concert by the London Symphony Orchestra. Our pupils settled into their seats alongside children from other London schools to enjoy an interactive performance of Viva España. They sang, joined in with the actions and were mesmerised by the accompanying on-screen visuals. This wonderful classical concert performed by one of world's top orchestras was thoroughly enjoyed by all of our pupils who were lucky enough to attend.


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