EYFS and Lower Primary Concert

Under the guidance of music teacher Ms. Silvia Zhang, our recent EYFS and lower primary concert was a tremendous success, showcasing the talents and confidence of our young performers. After weeks of diligent rehearsal, the children took to the stage with remarkable poise and enthusiasm. 

Our kindergarten students captivated the audience with their radiant smiles and unique charm. Their performances were a delightful mix of innocence and joy, filling the room with a sense of wonder and happiness. Each child's individual personality shone through, making their segment of the concert truly memorable. 

The Year 1 students delivered a vivacious performance of "Round-bell". Their energy and confidence were palpable as they danced across the stage, completely engrossing the audience. The children's ability to perform with such assurance at a young age is a testament to their hard work and the supportive environment of our school. 

Year 2 students brought an exciting twist to their performance with a fascinating xylophone piece. They skillfully integrated body percussion rhythms into their music, creating a rich and engaging auditory experience. Their rendition of "Top of the World" was particularly moving, embodying their aspirations and dreams of reaching great heights. The fusion of melodies and rhythms was a standout moment, leaving the audience thoroughly impressed. 

The Year 3 students elevated the concert with their ensemble performance of "Lightly Row". Playing violins and pianos, they delivered a flawless and harmonious rendition of the piece. The coordination and synergy among the young musicians were nothing short of amazing, demonstrating a high level of musical proficiency and teamwork. Their performance was a true highlight, leaving the audience in awe. 

Overall, the concert was a brilliant display of the students' dedication, talent, and growth. Each performance not only entertained but also highlighted the supportive and nurturing environment of our school, where children are encouraged to explore and develop their unique abilities. The success of this event has set a high standard for future performances and has undoubtedly instilled a sense of pride and achievement in all the young participants.