During music last week, Year 1 explored percussion instruments with a focus on examining the different ways they could be played. The children discussed how the sounds they made with each could become louder or softer, in addition to what the different sounds reminded them of.
The children really enjoyed playing a variety of instruments and loved picking their favourites.
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Young Voices at the O2 ArenaOn Friday 31st January, 42 children from Hacton's choir had an amazing time as they took part in the Young Voices Concert 2014 at the O2 Arena, London.
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