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Last Friday, 8th November, a choir group of 11 school students from Georgia visited BISB to perform for our Year 5 & 6 children. The Georgian Ambassador also attended this event.
Year 5 & 6 were treated to some wonderfully confident singing and dancing. Here is what some of the year 5 & 6 students thought of the performance:
Isadora - They looked happy when we clapped along and that made me happy.
Zaki – I loved their show, they sang very nicely and I enjoyed it when my group showed them around the school and we had a little snack too!
Anna - They were very confident and had beautiful singing voices. I was in their tour guide, and they were very kind, funny and friendly. I would like to see them again.
Taisia - It was VERY good and I loved how the little girl had a confident solo.
Szava - I loved it and the girl dancing in green was very talented. Lots of children had solos and that was very nice!
Lena K - I loved the whole thing and loved how they worked together.
Flora - It was shocking how good their voices were and just to perform in front of strangers is a really big thing. Even though one of them dropped flag they just continued.
Nuala - I liked it most when the whole choir was singing together, they sung very beautifully.
Annabelle - I liked that at the end they asked everyone to sing with them.
Stephen Catalinac
Year 5 Teacher / Upper KS2 Leader
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