Our choir were thrilled to welcome talented musicians who introduced them to unique instruments from Peru, many of which are made and played by indigenous South Americans. They learned about their history and had the chance to play them. A big thank you to Border Crossings for making this workshop possible!
Our choir were thrilled to welcome talented musicians who introduced them to unique instruments from Peru, many of which are made and played by indigenous South Americans. They learned about their history and had the chance to play them.
A big thank you to Border Crossings for making this workshop possible!
Thank you to all our parents/carers, families, mayors, and special guests who joined us for the Viridis Music Festival celebrating music! Your presence and support made the event truly memorable.…
We are delighted to invite all parents and families of Hoxton Garden Primary to join us at the Federation's Music Festival tomorrow, Tuesday 16th July at 1:00pm at the Round…
We are delighted to invite all parents and families of Hoxton Garden Primary to join us at the Federation's Music Festival at the Round Chapel on Tuesday 16th July at…
Our Year 6 music band have been working hard in preparation for the Federation Music Festival on the 16th of July, ready to showcase all their musical talent. Save the…
Year 6 are excited to begin another musical journey this summer term with their ukuleles set and ready to be used! They practised different chords and rhythms and are looking…
Year 4 loved listening to Apollo Music play soothing, classical music at The Regent Hall. The Orchestra introduced their instruments and the children were encouraged to ask many questions. The…
Congratulations to our Choir team for raising £130.88 during their carol service at the Homerton! They sang beautifully in this cold, winter weather. All proceedings will be donated to St.…
Last week, our school choir sang beautifully near St Augustine's tower in Hackney Central during a carol service organised and led by Hackney Council's Councillor, Ian Rathbone. Well done to…
Year 4 enjoyed their second Apollo Music workshop where they listened to the amazing string quartet and asked many questions
