Sentences with phrase «primary school band»

I loved playing in in primary school band.

I've been going to primary school band spectaculars for seven years.

«The education minister did the right thing by taking his primary school banding plans back to the drawing board and should seriously consider doing the same with this flawed system of grading secondary schools.»

Not exact matches

But Croce did not «go to the people,» did not wish to become a «national» element (just as the men of the Renaissance — unlike the Lutherans and Calvinists — were not «national» elements), did not wish to create a band of disciples who... could have popularized his philosophy and tried to make it into an educative element, starting in the primary school (and hence educative for the simple worker or peasant, i.e., for the simple man of the people).

I had to dig out my trainers and my head band this week as I was invited to All Saints Catholic Primary School to help everyone get ready for their sports day.

But Sheldrake has been a pigeon fancier since primary school and proposes that their homing «depends on something rather like an invisible elastic band connecting them to their home and drawing them back towards it».

Developing this band and single has been exciting and not just for the girls in the band, but every primary school student and team member who have helped us along the way.»

However, while some authorities run area - wide tests that pupils can take in their primary schools, nine schools in the London borough of Southwark require prospective pupils to take their own fair banding tests.

«We call on the Welsh government to reconsider the banding system in its entirety, and to call a halt to its plans for introducing banding for primary schools.»

As part of the wider MI!MS project, Holden teamed up with Roger Illingworth, childhood friend and fellow band - member from The Grubby Mitts, to revisit and rework a series of songs that they initially composed as teenagers, which were performed in Kingston upon Thames by pupils from Tiffin School Chamber Orchestra and Tiffin Children's Chorus, the latter comprised of children from primary schools across South West London, and accompanied by readings from actor Sam Marsh.