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Festival of Carols
On December 18th 2013, parents, staff, governors and friends of the school gathered at the Church of Christ The Prince Of Peace in Weybridge to celebrate Christmas with a Festival of Carols and Readings.
Ms Rebecca Clarey and Ms Amy Jenkins conducted and accompanied around 200 students and 20 staff in seasonal music. At the end, all five choirs came together to sing "Christmas In My Memory" by John Williams. The congregation also joined in the traditional carol-singing with gusto. Afterwards, the Friends Of Salesian Association hosted refreshments in the church hall.
Two video clips of the rehearsals are available:
Junior Choir "Follow The Star"Joint Choirs "Christmas In My Memory"
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