Junior School Performing Arts
Katie Sinclair | Junior School Performing Arts Coordinator | Academic Staff
Junior School Performing Arts
Katie Sinclair | Junior School Performing Arts Coordinator | Academic Staff
Wednesday 30 August – Orange Eisteddfod (Function Centre) – 10am session. Junior Concert Band
Thursday 31 August – Orange Eisteddfod (Orange Conservatorium) – 10am session. Junior String Orchestra & String Quartet
Friday 8 September – Strings Concert (DPA) 5.30pm – Beginner Strings, Junior Strings Ensemble, Junior String Quartet. All families welcome
Monday 11 – Friday 15 September (Civic Theatre) – Stage 3 production week
Please read information regarding production week which is available on the JS HUB.
Congratulations to the following students on their fantastic results in the eisteddfod.
Andy Bell:
U12 Junior Piano Champion – 1st
U12 open piano – 2nd
U12 Piano solo (Australian composer) – 1st
Andy & Stuart Bell:
U12 piano duet – 1st
Mia Martin:
12 yrs & under Character Song Solo – HC
12 yrs & under Vocal Solo – 3rd
12 yrs & Under Folk Song - 3rd
12yrs & under Australian Composer Solo - 2nd
12 yrs & under Junior Vocal Championship Solo - 2nd
14 yrs Popular Song - 2nd
Madeleine Russell:
U10 piano solo - HC
U10 popular piano solo – 3rd
Grade 1-2 AMEB solo – 2nd
U10 piano duet with Grace Monaghan – 2nd
Kayley Lett:
1st 10 years & Under Vocal Solo
2nd 10 years & Under Character Solo
Stage 1 and Stage 2 Choirs
Friday 25th August was the School Choral section at the Orange Eisteddfod. Year 1-4 children headed off down the driveway to take to the stage once more at the Orange Function Centre.
Year 1-2 Choir began with a rendition of the lullaby ‘Sea Shell’ showing their ability to sing in canon, this was followed by a very lively performance of ‘Gary Galah’ complete with fun actions and a very snazzy ending. They scored 85 points and earned 2nd place.
Stage 2 began their performance with a controlled performance of Hushabye Mountain, made famous in the 1960’s classic Chitty Chitty Bang Bang! This was contrasted with a very energetic performance of I Won’t Grow Up from Peter Pan. Overall, they scored 87 points and another 2nd place!
Both choirs performed their repertoire proficiently and represented KWS immaculately. Congratulations!
We are pleased to advise that our annual Strings Concert will be held in the DPA on Friday 8 September, from 5:30pm – 6:30pm. This concert will feature performances by the KWS Junior School Beginner Strings, Junior School String Orchestra, Junior String Quartet, iStrings, the Thompson Ensemble and Chamber Strings.
All students are expected to attend this concert and should arrive by 5:15pm. Dress for this performance is full school uniform.
Should you have any queries with regards the Strings Concert, please do not hesitate to contact
Mrs Lorraine Moxey at lmoxey@kws.nsw.edu.au for Senior School ensembles
Ms Lindsay Irik at lirik@kws.nsw.edu.au for Junior School ensembles.