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SATIPS National Preparatory School Art Exhibition


in Hordle Walhampton, West Sussex 7 Hordle Walhampton School is set amidst beautiful grounds in the New Forest from which, on a good day, you can actually see the Isle of Wight from the front gardens of the main building! There were 42 schools exhibiting in this National exhibition in total.


We were delighted to see the Ismail family they had found Reece’s piece of work and were admiring the rest of the exhibits.


There was a huge range of work to see, from large whole year collaborative pieces, print and pottery, painting and drawing, to sculptures and textiles. Our exhibitors were Harvin Suthi, Reece Ismail, Ben Hale, Haresh Ram, Asha Peacock, Rayan De, Parisha Blaggan and Amnish Sall and here are photographs of their work.


Music


SATIPS 5 On Tuesday 20th October 2009, 30 members of Chamber Choir participated in the annual SATIPS Song Fest at Rugby School along with schools from across the Midlands.


We were led by Lin Marsh who taught us ‘The Lady in White’, an atmospheric song in 2 parts and the ‘Jungle Song’, the start of which is introduced by bird, bee, parrot and monkey sounds – a challenge which pupils ably rose to! The acoustics in the Temple Speech Room certainly suited such music.


In addition we learned an arrangement of ‘Silent Night’ led by Peter Hunt and the day concluded with performances of all of these works along with individual schools performing their own songs. Hallfield sang ‘I Will Tread The Earth Lightly’ which we performed at the Harvest Service.


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