The Showcase was a huge success.

​What an exciting week we have had. Overall, I can say that the Little Lambs have been bitten by the performance bug!

The Showcase was a huge success. Being in the auditorium made this event very special as did our audience - extended families and the many classes that also came out. The unconditional support was truly felt and the Little Lambs shared their unique personalities in all that we did but particularly in our games and movement activities. Even the ‘rhythm erase’ example was fun though it taxed their memories - more so under the scrutiny of an audience. As always, the first Showcase each year, provides a wonderful opportunity to allow families to see their child in action but also to gain a better understanding and appreciation for what we do. 

Friday was a huge day with a schedule that was challenging. The Little Lambs took this in their stride for the most part. They had a lot to contribute to the mass following our Nine Lessons and Carols rehearsal but it was obvious that they were getting tired. We are still working towards consistent appropriate mass behaviours, I know that this will come; it was just a much bigger day than usual. 

A big thank you goes out to those families who committed to the Seniors’ Luncheon. It was such a win/win situation for all. Fourteen of our Little Lambs truly sang their hearts out, and entertained our audience authentically and musically. Our audience warmed to us instantly. So many came up and commented on their performance and the cookies at the end were a nice perk. The Little Lambs were sat in prime seats to see the Senior Choir perform and were seemingly mesmerised by that experience.  While this was not a mandatory event, its inclusion as part of our outreach reaps so many benefits.

Experiencing the performance bug with this week’s events was truly magical. 

We will look forward to seeing you all at Nine Lessons and Carols - another big day which will take the Little Lambs past their bedtimes.  

Wishing you and yours a very Blessed Christmas season.

With appreciative,
Miss Katheryne