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Music under the pecan nut trees

Not only were those who enjoyed fresh cakes and tea entertained with singing, but Treverton pupils also played a saxophone, flute, recorder and drums

Singing was the order of the day at Weenen Primêr on Saturday morning when the Treverton College choir sang with the children from Weenen Primêr.
Not only were those who enjoyed fresh cakes and tea entertained with singing, but Treverton pupils also played a saxophone, flute, recorder and drums.
The morning was certainly a huge success and it was wonderful to experience the interaction from pupils from the two schools.
An ex-pupil of Weenen Primêr, Aidan Lawrance, also helped lead the singing with his wonderful voice – thank you, Aidan – we at Weenen Primêr are so proud of you.
Thanks also to the choir mistresses/ music teachers and SGB for all their hard work and enthusiasm – a great time was had by all.

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