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A Living Tradition has been working in Bridgewater School

A Living Tradition has been working with a group of children in Years 3, 4 and 5 for whom English is a Second Language.  The children produced some excellent writing about the waves of people who have come to Tyneside.

They also performed a well received assembly on the same theme in Bridgewater School on Thursday 12th July 2012.
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Here is the excellent display work from the ESOL pupils at Bridgewater School. Read it to learn more about how different groups of people have come to live on Tyneside. 
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Bridgewater School display work

Above are pictures of the  Bridgewater School display work at the West End Library in Newcastle.

Beginners guitar lessons

On Wednesday 19th September A Living Tradition began a course of guitar lessons as part of its creative arts programme.

On Wednesday 12th December the three members of the class all played and sang short songs in a special performance in the Achievers' assembly.  They certainly had achieved a lot in a short amount of time!
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