On Wednesday 12 December, the Seldon Theatre was the venue for the whole school Christmas concert which featured over 70 pupils and staff. The programme included a variety of instrumental and vocal items. The wind band played a selection of well known tunes including Can You Feel The Love Tonight, while the String Ensemble entertained the audience with a piece by Mozart. The Junior and Senior Choirs performed a number of carols and Christmas classics including the ever popular Jingle Bell Rock and the Angel Carol. There was also an opportunity to hear from some of the College’s talented young instrumental soloists during the concert, together with a rendition of The Three Kings, by baritone, Gudmundur Jonsson, Head of Geography. The audience themselves were also able to join in by singing a couple of well-known Christmas carols. After the concert, the audience enjoyed a drinks reception as the snow started falling outside, further adding to the festive spirit.Â
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On Wednesday 12 December, the Seldon Theatre was the venue for the whole school Christmas concert which featured over 70 pupils and staff. The programme included a variety of instrumental and vocal items. The wind band played a selection of well known tunes including Can You Feel The Love Tonight, while the String Ensemble entertained the audience with a piece by Mozart. The Junior and Senior Choirs performed a number of carols and Christmas classics including the ever popular Jingle Bell Rock and the Angel Carol. There was also an opportunity to hear from some of the College’s talented young instrumental soloists during the concert, together with a rendition of The Three Kings, by baritone, Gudmundur Jonsson, Head of Geography. The audience themselves were also able to join in by singing a couple of well-known Christmas carols. After the concert, the audience enjoyed a drinks reception as the snow started falling outside, further adding to the festive spirit. 
