Liphook Community Magazine - Spring 2015

Churcher’s College
CHURCHER’S COLLEGE JUNIOR SCHOOL
YEAR 6 VISIT HIGH HURLANDS
Year 6 from Churcher’s College Junior School visited High
Hurlands residential home last week. The afternoon provided a
lovely opportunity to share performance and communication
skills using music and poetry. Most of the ten and eleven year
olds performed solos, duets or trios on a variety of instruments.
Of particular note was a stirring reading of ‘In Flanders fields’ by
a group of boys. All the children joined together to sing ‘I was
walking down the road’, which included lovely three-part harmony
and linked with recent topic work on the Victorians. There
was a warm atmosphere of enjoyment when residents and
visitors joined in a rousing rendition of partner songs ‘What shall
we do with the drunken sailor’, ‘O sinner man’ and ‘Roll the old
chariot along’. The CCJS youngsters found the afternoon a
moving and thought-provoking afternoon. The afternoon was
organised by Sue Bint from Churcher’s College Junior School
and Althea Hepper from High Hurlands.
CHURCHERS COLLEGE JUNIOR SCHOOL’S INFANTS DEPARTMENT - NATIVITY PLAY
It was to a packed Drama Studio of
very proud parents, grandparents
and friends that the children of
Churcher’s College Junior School
Infant Department performed
their Nativity on Friday 5th
December.
The production ‘Hey Ewe!’ was
fun and lively, full of songs and
dances, but also carefully weaving
in the true meaning of Christmas
with the birth of baby Jesus told by
the Narrators.
The lead role of the Curious Sheep
was played brilliantly by Emily
Bridger.
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