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Monday, 15 December 2008
Junior Christmas Pantomine 2008
Click on the link below to view this year's amazing performance. (Be sure to choose the full screen option on the bottom right of the page when fully loaded).
Wednesday, 10 December 2008
Monday, 8 December 2008
The Joshua Foundation
300 voices, 300 hearts,
A singing sensation
On Thursday 4th December 2008, a phenomenal singing explosion occurred. 300 sound waves bellowed through Cardiff bay when 300 children from all the schools of Rhondda Cynon Taff sang their hearts out to raise money in remembrance of Joshua Cornelius. Joshua Cornelius was an average 7 year old boy but had a heart-breaking disease. He had a rare cancer resting in his stomach. After a great deal of chemotherapy, he could not hold on any longer and his poor heart collapsed. Joshua Cornelius died 10 years ago, on December 4th. We hope that every 10 years, schools will mark his life with another sensational concert in his memory.
Written by Morgan and Amelia. ( Also to feature in next weeks Pontypridd Observer)
A singing sensation
On Thursday 4th December 2008, a phenomenal singing explosion occurred. 300 sound waves bellowed through Cardiff bay when 300 children from all the schools of Rhondda Cynon Taff sang their hearts out to raise money in remembrance of Joshua Cornelius. Joshua Cornelius was an average 7 year old boy but had a heart-breaking disease. He had a rare cancer resting in his stomach. After a great deal of chemotherapy, he could not hold on any longer and his poor heart collapsed. Joshua Cornelius died 10 years ago, on December 4th. We hope that every 10 years, schools will mark his life with another sensational concert in his memory.
Written by Morgan and Amelia. ( Also to feature in next weeks Pontypridd Observer)
Friday, 5 December 2008
Two boys, two hearts: Also In The Pontypridd Observer This Week
As a school we have linked with the Pontypridd Observer to update the local community of news from within the school. A team from year 6 have put themselves forward to report and keep you up to date via the Pontypridd Observer every week. Be sure to buy your copy and read the blog weekly.
Two boys, two hearts: Also In The Pontypridd Observer This Week
Even though their hearts were pumping and sweat was streaming down their faces, James Cod and Thomas Heart cycled to the end of a wonderful journey. They raised over £1094 to cure the broken hearts of the heart disease sufferers. The boys had hearts of relief and mixed emotions when they hit the finishing line. The atmosphere around them was extraordinary but these two boys made a promise that they will be facing the long road of heart disease again in the summer. Good luck for next year!
Written by Morgan and Amelia . (PPS. Reporters Year 6)
Two boys, two hearts: Also In The Pontypridd Observer This Week
Even though their hearts were pumping and sweat was streaming down their faces, James Cod and Thomas Heart cycled to the end of a wonderful journey. They raised over £1094 to cure the broken hearts of the heart disease sufferers. The boys had hearts of relief and mixed emotions when they hit the finishing line. The atmosphere around them was extraordinary but these two boys made a promise that they will be facing the long road of heart disease again in the summer. Good luck for next year!
Written by Morgan and Amelia . (PPS. Reporters Year 6)
Thursday, 4 December 2008
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