Our ability to express determines our ability to experience.
The Nursery students at Scottish High recently had the opportunity to harness their innate storytelling skills in a workshop, ‘How we express ourselves’, organized by the Initial Department.
These fantastic young orators floored the audience with their poise and clarity of communication, costumes and props adding to the theatre. The Young Highlanders then organized themselves into a ‘human graph’ plotting various book genres against their levels of popularity.
They soon went a step further, interpreting the date and identifying the most loved genre in their class. If this session was anything to go by, we have some star potential in our ranks, ready to take on the world with just the right amount of flourish.
Posted By admin in Happenings, on September 3, 2016
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