Showing posts with label Ella C. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ella C. Show all posts

Monday, 20 October 2014

Miss Glubb Is Back!




During the holidays and the first week of Term Four Miss Glubb and her Partner
(Alex) went away on a trip. Some countries and cities they went to are; New York, Barcelona, Stockholm, Sweden, Las Vegas, Bangkok, Arizona and much more. She said it was a wonderful trip but she is glad she is back. She bought us all souvenirs back from New York, which was some key rings.           




The whole of 7G is very glad she is back and we have missed her HEAPS!!


Here are some pictures of her trip:


   

Year 1-4 Production: The Button Box!




On Monday the 1st of September, and Tuesday the 2nd of September, the Year 1-4 students performed a play called ‘The Button Box!’ The Button Box tells the story of how, when Grandma and Grandpa’s two grandchildren, Alice and Jack, are visiting, they have an argument, and they knock over grandma’s button box. They then beg Grandma and Grandpa to tell them the story of each button, and each story is told through song and dance. Mrs Bierwith, our performing arts teacher, wrote the script and choreographed,  Ms Harwood-Matthews, our music teacher, did all the music and she did the choreography too. Mrs O’Meara, 7OM’s classroom teacher, also helped out with the choreography, and many mums were there to help with make up and costumes.

Grandma was played by Sophie Hodgson, Ella H’s little sister, and she did an incredibly good job. Grandpa was played by Paris Hague, and she was brilliant as well. Alice was played by Sophie Thomas, and Jack by Emma Gabriel, and they both were fantastic too!
Then there were many dancers, including: the island dancers, the irish dancers/leprechauns, the Bombay dancers, breakdancers, the crows, and the frog king dance. One of the crows was played by Sarah Cox, Ella C’s sister, and two of the irish dancers/leprechauns were Kathleen’s twin sisters, Sylvie and Evelyn King.

Well done to all the Year 1-4’s, you put on a spectacular performance, and a big thank you to all the parents who helped out, and to Mrs Bierwirth, Mrs O’Meara, and Ms Harwood-Matthews, as well as the Year 1-4 teachers for making the play possible, and we are sure everyone enjoyed it.

Here are some photos of The Button Box:

Wednesday, 21 May 2014

Mrs Lapthorn's Farewell

Mrs Lapthorn, our Principal has been the school’s principal for 23 years, and now she has decided to move on from Selwyn House. The Choir had been preparing a special surprise for her at her party on Friday night- the Choir had gotten past members of the Choir to join them to celebrate Mrs Lapthorn’s farewell by singing We are the Future!


On Thursday, we had a farewell assembly for the whole school. The Choir sang again, and so did the year ones, twos, threes and fours. The year ones and twos sang Forever Friends which was so cute! The year threes and fours got dressed up in retro white suits with cuffs and sang “Mamma Mia!”, but we can all agree the teachers were the best!


The teachers got dressed up in patchwork dresses and overalls. Can you guess what they were dressed up as? They were dressed up as orphans from Annie and sang “Hard Knock Life”! To make the whole assembly even funnier, an old teacher, Mr Mutch, came dressed up as Darth Vader!


Mrs Lapthorn spoke, and at the end, the year eights rolled out the red carpet for Mrs Lapthorn to walk down. To top it all off, we all got sweet cupcakes at the end! :)





By Hattie, Ella H,Evie, Ella C, Caroline and Izzy!

Wednesday, 26 March 2014



On Saturday 15th Selwyn House School hosted their annual School Fair! There was great excitement from students, parents and the public.


It was an exciting day from food and drinks to a pamper room or massage. There was also lots of games/rides including lots of bouncy castles, live entertainment, a white elephant and even a Devonshire Tea.


The crowd was buzzing with excitement as soon as they walked into the gates. The day was a tremendous effort from everyone and all the girls brought their manners with them.


Of course, none of this wouldn’t be possible without all the effort that the parents and the teachers put in. Each year group made a different type of food or treat and ran their own stall with help from all the parents and teachers.


We know that most of the people reading this didn’t go to the fair, but don’t worry because we have attached a video so that you can still experience of being at the fair. Enjoy!

Overall, the fair was a terrific experience for all, and I know that we all enjoyed ourselves.