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Harvest Festival

A big thank you to the many parents and carers who joined us for the Harvest Festival celebrations on 25th & 27th September.  " The theme of this year's Harvest Festival assembly was "Thanksgiving". Each student thought about one thing they are grateful for and put it on our Gratitude board. 

 

We then celebrated with a traditional Morris dance display!! Lots of fun was had singing and dancing to the 'Dingle Dangle Scarecrow', 'Cotton Eye Joe' and 'She'll be coming round the mountain'. 

 

Louise Asher  from the St Albans food bank spoke to the students and parents to say thank you for the food which had been donated."

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