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Performing Arts

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What is Performing Arts?

Performing arts is the study of the art around us to gain knowledge and understanding. Performers do this by researching, practising techniques, performing, asking for feedback and improving their work. At St Andrew’s we believe everyone is a performer. We encourage performing as much as possible and we provide as many opportunities as we can to our students. 

Performing Arts Lead: Mrs Chirara

Our performances so far this year

Some of our children from years 3-5 performed in the Diversity show at the Halls. It was an absolutely fantastic performance, the children did a brilliant job and I am sure that parents also enjoyed the show. 

​To celebrate Christmas, some of our children from the choir went along to St Johns Church to sing along with the music school. The children then sang at an event at St Andrews Church called Carols by Candlelight. This was again another fantastic opportunity for our choir. They sounded beautiful. ​​

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Intent, Implementation & Impact
Intent

At St Andrew’s pupils will learn to develop a love of performing and the understanding that anyone can be a performer. This will be encapsulated through the exposure of quality performers within the curriculum and positive role models.

Implementation

 

We implement this through a progressive topic-led curriculum, enhanced by both visitors to the school and wider opportunities for the children to showcase their skills. As well as this, showcasing the children’s work allows the involvement of parents.

Evaluating our work

Children work hard on their performances and have the chance to self evaluate on how they could make them better.

Lindy Hop

Year 6 have been re-creating the Lindy Hop. They have evaluated their final performances.

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Mexican Hat Dance

Year 6 have been doing some fantastic Mexican hat dances and have evaluated their final performance.

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Impact

 

It is clear that enjoyment of performing is instilled in the children at St Andrew’s and the encouragement of teachers allows this to blossom.

Extra-curricular Performance Opportunities

These are year group and term dependent

Key Stage 1 Choir (Teacher - Miss Adams)

Key Stage 2 Choir (Teacher - Mrs Chirara)

Dance Club (Teacher - Mrs Chirara)

Cheerleading Club (Teacher - Mrs Chirara)

Performance opportunities can include the following:


Diversity
Sing for Christmas
Singing in the halls
Christmas carol concerts
St Andrews Got Talent
Strictly St Andrews
Various outings to secondary school performances
Performing at secondary schools
Summer carnival 
School concerts

Dance at home: Visit https://www.gonoodle.com/ and set up a free account. 

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St Andrew's C of E Primary School is an Academy within the Ignite Learning Partnership which is a private company limited by guarantee, with charitable status, registered in England and Wales (company number: 10773530) and whose registered office address is at St Stephen's C of E Primary School, Woden Road, Wolverhampton, West Midlands, WV10 0BB.

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