End of School/ Dance Show:

Like everyone else in the world I couldn't wait for summer and me and my best friends (call out to them if their reading this) decided this year to do the school Dance show and I love it sooo  much. We've know said we're going to try and do this dance show every year because we loved it so much. I can't put any pictures of the show up sadly however I can tell you what it was like. Me and my friends had a contemporary dance that mostly involved street and ballet. The storyline of the dance was two friends having a sleepover and a doll comes to life and at the end the two girls die. It sounds so weird I know however it would make sense if you watched it. The teacher who made the dance show happen put us second next to the year 10's who had 26 people in their 12 minute dance and then us three with our 3 minute so we must have been okay. I just want to say thanks to all the people who helped with the dance show and everyone who was in it.

   On the last week of school we had an arts week. Which basically our school held a bunch of events during and after school. The dance show being one of the events. If you're wondering why I'm telling you about this then it's just because I want to mix my blog with books and exciting things that happen when I'm not reading. But don't worry this blog will still mostly be about books. Anyway, I think my favourite event (apart from the dance show) was enterprise day. Our school has this every year however this is the first time we've had it since we got new school buildings. We got extended lunch so we could buy things from the stalls that the year 10's were running. Everyone also got to wear non-uniform for the day and all our profits went to a charity. This enterprise day was more special then the rest because it was the school's 50th anniversary and because the school opened in the 60's most things were 60's based.  
   Another one of the events was the school barbeque. We had to hand in a slip that says what we wanted to eat at the barbeque and if you wanted an ice-cream then we got a free lunch. Again because the school opened in the 60's there was 60's music playing and me and my friends knew all the words to all the songs. It may have started to rain a little but it was still so much fun most people were chatting then there were my friends singing and dancing. The only time we stopped was for food and to catch our breath.
   I won't talk about all the events so I'll stop after this one. Lastly, there was an Indian day. Last year it was a French day, this Indian and next apparently is Kenya. Every year does this with a different place and for the first three lessons you learn about the place and the last two are the same as usual. This year we learned about all the important places in India, Henna and Mehndi and their languages. As you can tell this was a really fun day to be out of lessons and learn about different places.

That's it for this post I hope you liked the little taste of my school.

xxx