All of Applegarth Primary School went to All Saint’s Church to celebrate Harvest time, bringing food and other produce as an offering.
They walked sensibly and safely with their partners and sat in their classes. KS1 children sang an old favourite, ‘ Big, Red Combine Harvester’ and even the Year 6s joined in!
Year 3/4 children sang ‘Harvest Rock and Roll’ with quite a few children dancing and jiving along.
Year 5/6 children sang a samba and read out some poems and prayers.
Applegarth children, as always, were sensible, neatly presented and polite. A huge thank you to Mrs Browne for organising such a lovely, community event.
“I think that the Harvest Festival was brilliant. I especially loved the singing!” (Zak, Y4)
“We all enjoyed the songs and it was nice to see some parents there.” (Abby, Y3)
Very well organised the reading were lovely and the singing was fantastic! Well done everyone !
Thank you for your comments. It was a special service. The children’s poems made is think about others and our songs helped us understand the work involved in farming and helped us to celebrate the food we have.
Thank you very much Reverend Fiona for enabling us to share such a special place.
What a wonderful service the singing was especially enjoyed by our friend Hannah who couldn’t stop dancing in her wheelchair! Well done everyone
Well done everyone and thanks to Fiona and the team for accommodating us once again. It always makes me feel so proud to see the all the children together for our first whole school annual event with parents at the Harvest Festival each Autumn.
Fantastic to see all the children taking part in the harvest festival Evie-gene growing in confidence reading infront of such a large congregation, and pearl singing and dancing was lovely to see as a parent all children taking part. Well done Applegarth x