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<strong>Crawford</strong> Preparatory Lonehill<br />
<strong>Crawford</strong> Preparatory Lonehill<br />
<strong>Crawford</strong> Preparatory Lonehill is proud of<br />
the achievements of the Lil Amigas Hip Hop<br />
Dance crew, that competed in numerous Hip<br />
Hop competitions in 2018, including the SA<br />
Provincial Dance Championships in October<br />
where they were awarded a Gold Medal<br />
along with their Provincial Colours. This year<br />
the group continues their unrelenting pursuit<br />
of competitive Dance in SA and has shifted<br />
focus to a more Ballet, Contemporary, Jazz<br />
training and Rhythmic Gymnastics genre,<br />
enabling them to enter the Battle of the<br />
Giants and Dance Star SA to qualify to<br />
compete in Croatia in 2020. We wish them<br />
all the best on the right track to fame!<br />
<strong>Crawford</strong> Preparatory North Coast<br />
Enjoying the Arts!<br />
The Grade 3 Art<br />
pupils did a study on<br />
“Who Are We?” They<br />
studied the shape<br />
of their faces, eyes<br />
and lips, drawing<br />
self-portraits with<br />
Ms. Greffrath. They<br />
showcased these for<br />
all to see.<br />
C-Harmony is a group that was established in 2018 by pupils and<br />
staff who have a great love for Music. C-Harmony stands for <strong>Crawford</strong><br />
Harmony and consists of a singing group and a Marimba group.<br />
Children learn to sing and harmonise, training their voices and ear as<br />
well as learning to play the Marimbas. The group consisting of about 40<br />
pupils are exposed to different genres of Music under the guidance of<br />
co-ordinators Ms. Faith December and Mrs. Eslè Talbot. They’re training<br />
to potentially take part in upcoming Eisteddfods and the <strong>Crawford</strong> Arts<br />
Festivals (CAF) later this year.<br />
<strong>Crawford</strong> Preparatory North Coast<br />
<strong>Crawford</strong> Preparatory Pretoria<br />
Journey of discovery in Drama<br />
Here, the Grade 6 pupils are performing Act<br />
1, Scene 4 of Harry Potter and the Cursed<br />
Child. This is a transition scene showing time<br />
passing quickly. This type of performance<br />
really challenges the pupils as performers as<br />
they learn that the scene changes need to<br />
be minimal and they cannot rely on props<br />
and costumes but rather their own physicality<br />
during the performance.<br />
Cultural Rendezvous<br />
<strong>Crawford</strong> Preparatory Pretoria<br />
hosted a Cultural Rendezvous,<br />
an evening of Arts, Drama<br />
and Music. The guests enjoyed<br />
a street festival of stalls and<br />
exhibitions followed by a<br />
musical concert, all performed<br />
by <strong>Crawford</strong> Preparatory<br />
Pretoria pupils.<br />
<strong>Crawford</strong> Preparatory Sandton<br />
Public Speaking<br />
Both <strong>Crawford</strong> Preparatory Sandton’s Public<br />
Speaking teams achieved A+ results in the recent<br />
Johannesburg Speech and Drama Challenge.<br />
We’re extremely proud of you all!<br />
<strong>Crawford</strong> Preparatory Sandton<br />
Sand Art turned into a movie<br />
Celebrating Human Rights month,<br />
the Grade 7 pupils of <strong>Crawford</strong><br />
Preparatory Pretoria watched a Sand<br />
Art presentation on the ravages of war<br />
on people. They had to reflect on this<br />
and produce a script to create their own<br />
movie using their iPad skills. The pupils<br />
used flour and blackboards from the<br />
Art Room, producing a multi-medium<br />
task relating to human rights violations.<br />
We’re very proud of each and every<br />
pupil’s end product. Congratulations!<br />
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