The Autumn term ended in style with our annual House Fashion and Dance Show. Each house created a maximum of seven costumes made from repurposed and recycled materials, showing off their sewing and crocheting skills. The houses all chose different themes for their shows, with Nightingale opting for the “Seven Deadly Sins”, showcasing dresses adorned with peacock feathers for pride, and a laid-back crochet set for sloth. Wellington chose the theme of “Underground Stations” with a particular highlight being the pink-hued Barbie-Can. Livingstone opted for Sport, with rugby dresses and their dancers putting on an incredible display for the Cheer section. Finally, Nelson chose “When I grow up” as their theme, which saw occupations from Boss Ladies to Firefighters take to the stage.

Congratulations to Livingstone, who won the dance section of the award, and to Wellington, who won the fashion section and were also crowned the overall winners.

Photography by Mr de Courcy

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