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CHRISTMAS 2011 FARRA NEWS 25<br />
MORE FROM EAST HERRINGTON PRIMARY...<br />
SPORTING<br />
SUCCESS<br />
Since the start of September, Y6 have been taking part in lots of various<br />
types of sporting events ranging from football to athletics. Everyone who<br />
took part in these events had great fun and were all amazing representatives<br />
of East Herrington Primary School.<br />
One of these events was an athletics tournament that took place on the 8 th of<br />
November at Farringdon Community Sports College. Along with East<br />
Herrington, two other <strong>Sunderland</strong> schools took part in the event, Newbottle<br />
Primary School and St Mary’s RC Primary School. Overall, East Herrington<br />
won the tournament but all other schools that took part were also very good<br />
and were very good sports.<br />
Along with that, competitors in the Farringdon competition that had the best<br />
scores altogether were picked to go to the Tyne and Wear Sportshall Athletics<br />
County Championships. Five teams from Tyne and Wear competed in the<br />
competition: <strong>Sunderland</strong>, North Tyneside, South Tyneside, Gateshead and<br />
Newcastle. There were two winners in the tournament, one for the girls and<br />
one for the boys. In the boys’ category, South Tyneside came out on top and<br />
for the girls, Gateshead. <strong>Sunderland</strong> boys came 4 th and <strong>Sunderland</strong> girls<br />
came 4 th ; everybody tried hard and worked very hard in the tournament.<br />
In other news, a group of girls from East Herrington Primary School went and took part in a football<br />
tournament representing our school. The event took place at Houghton Keepier and some other<br />
schools competed. Berned Gilpen came in 1 st and East Herrington came 2nd. By Charlie Delap<br />
SINGING STARS<br />
On Thursday <strong>17</strong>th of November East Herrington<br />
Primary School Choir proudly took part in the<br />
switching on of the <strong>Sunderland</strong> Christmas<br />
Lights. This fabulous event was held at the Civic<br />
Centre which didn`t only host the switching on of<br />
the Christmas Lights but also was followed by a<br />
spectacular firework show and overall the choir<br />
were thrilled by the experience.<br />
Children believe that choir is a great to take part<br />
in and they enjoy the fabulous events which they<br />
have the choice to attend.<br />
The EHPS Choir have been the overall winners<br />
of the <strong>Sunderland</strong> City Sings 2010 and were the<br />
winners of the Primary Section in 2011. This<br />
year, like every school choir, EHPS has been<br />
practising hard for The City Sings 2012 and are<br />
now glad that they will sing in the finals along<br />
with the other finalist choirs of <strong>Sunderland</strong>. The<br />
finals will be held at the <strong>Sunderland</strong> Empire<br />
Theatre.<br />
Choir Pupils are now tingling with excitement for<br />
the next City Sings Competition as every year it<br />
always gets harder but choir students aren`t too<br />
fussed about winning as it`s taking part which<br />
really counts.<br />
‘Choir is a<br />
spectacular<br />
place to be<br />
for young<br />
musicians<br />
and singers.’<br />
‘Children can<br />
freely express<br />
their<br />
emotions in choir!’<br />
The choir will soon sing at Rainton Meadows<br />
Arena where a massive balloon release will be<br />
held.<br />
The students and teachers of EHPS are equally<br />
delighted by the choir`s effort and loyalty to their<br />
teacher, Mrs. N. Hair.<br />
The children believe that Mrs. Hair is a fabulous<br />
music teacher and are proud to be taught by her.<br />
Mrs. Hair is an idol to the children and inspires to<br />
them to go far in all of their musical endeavours.<br />
What could we do without her<br />
By Emma Smith