On Monday 8th and Tuesday 10th May we hosted our annual ‘Instrumental Showcase’ in the BISB Theatre. Students from Year 2 – Year 13 were involved performing a range of pieces that they have been learning as part of their instrumental lessons this academic year. Music is one of the few activities that engages the whole brain at the same time.
Learning to play an instrument can enhance a range of transferable skills, it can enhance fine motor skills through finger dexterity and coordination, support well-being and build self esteem through creating a sense of pride and accomplishment in their work, whilst also aiding reflective skills and building resilience.
Some of the students playing in our concerts have never performed in front of an audience before and were able to demonstrate not only their instrumental skill but also bravery. I would like to take this opportunity to say thank you to our instrumental team for all their hard work with our students and I look forward to seeing the continued growth and quality of musicians at BISB moving into next academic year.
Sarah James
Director of Performing Arts
It has been a busy and creative term. Both dance clubs have been exploring movement, sharing ideas, learning movement, and working together to choreograph dances.
On Friday, 6th December, our Year 6 students hosted the annual YES Fair, showcasing and selling their handmade products to Year 4 and 5 students, as well as parents.
This December, students in Year 7-9 are taking part in the global Hour of Code Week, an exciting initiative by NAE Global Campus that introduces them to the world of computer science and coding.
On Tuesday 3rd and Wednesday 4th December we held our annual Winter Concert, showcasing a range of our co-curricular performance ensembles in Music and Drama.
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