Our school is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people. We expect all staff, visitors, and volunteers to share this commitment.
If you have concerns regarding the safeguarding or welfare of any of our pupils, please contact Miss R Brown (Designated Safeguarding Lead), Mrs M Eastham (Designated Safeguarding Lead), Mrs T Bolton (Designated Safeguarding Lead) or Miss Blackburn (Designated Safeguarding Lead)
St Peter's participates in Operation Encompass. Following the report of an incident of domestic abuse, school will be advised that the child has been involved. Please see school website for further details.
The Safeguarding and Child Protection policy can be found here. SAFEGUARDING POLICY
Music is an important part of life here at St. Peter's. We aim to foster a real love of music in the children. We want them to enjoy learning about music and to look forward to their music lessons. It has been at the heart of many different events that have occurred at St. Peter’s school and further out in the community over many years. and to equip them with a music vocabulary toolbox too so that they can fully explore their responses to music.
Children enjoy learning to play a number of different instruments, including the ukulele, recorder, glockenspiel and a wide range of percussion. Furthermore, Children across all of KS1 and KS2 are taught by a specialist music teacher during weekly music lessons.
Singing goes from strength to strength at St. Peter’s. Over the years the choir has performed at a variety of venues, including Manchester Arena, The Guild Hall in Preston, Chorley Town Hall, Westholme Independent School and more locally Fosterfields Day Centre which is just along the road from school. Most recently we took part in the Chorley Big Sing at Chorley Town Hall,along with choirs from many local primary schools. It was lovely to be able to perform in front of an audience again following the pandemic. We were very proud of them!
We have a junior choir that meets after school where we prepare for events in and out of school. We want to have fun with our singing and yet at the same time ensure that the children understand the importance of warming up the voice and treating it as the valuable instrument that it is.
We give the children opportunities to experience live music whenever possible - their reactions to these experiences are wonderful to see! We have had visits from Rock Kidz and Lancashire Music Service specialists. We also have a number of rock bands in school who are taught weekly by an amazing teacher from Rocksteady. Children can choose to learn electric drums/keyboard/electric guitar or become a lead singer and develop their vocal skills. We had a concert for parents last term and we are looking forward to holding them each term this year. .
Hawthorn class Year 4 - We have invented our own sounds whilst playing a paper plate! We have created our own notation and written a piece of music for the paper plate instrument!
Getting the hang of playing different chords on the ukulele. Listen to how well well Beech class are doing.......
Year 5 had a great time taking part in their first bucket drumming session...
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OCARINAS
Hawthorn Class love learning their ocarina instrument. This is a 4 holed wind instrument originally from south America.
We have learned new songs each session, played as soloists, duets, quartets and as a whole orchestra.
We have learnt a new game with 'Twinkle Twinkle' during which a child counts us in when another child is tapped on the shoulder, they must stop playing. It's nerve-wracking for the last person playing!
We have played as a 4 group round for 'London's Burning'.
We follow oc-pix notation which has moved on from ocarina shape to squares. Today we learnt how to keep a beat of 4 with a semi-breve.
Our songs so far:
Twinkle Little Star
Happy Birthday
London's Buring
Frere Jacques
Old MacDonald
Yankee Doodle
Au Clair de la Lune
Little Bird
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Glockenspiels in Cedar Class! We listened to the music and followed the notation.
Maple, Beech and Oak class Christmas Music performance
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Gayle Coleman came to tell us about amazing opportunities that are available for children to learn to play musical instruments or to be part of a choir.
Chorley Music Centre is run by Lancashire Music Service. It is based at Southlands High School and tuition takes place every Monday between 3.30pm and 7pm.
Details for Music Tuition from Lancashire Music Service.
Our final performance of the year was our Summer Concert for our families. Here are a few snapshots and videos from our rehearsals!
Almond class have been writing and composing their own music and playing it on their xylophone 🎼
Composition. The children in Elder have worked together to create a simple piece of music using tuned and untuned instruments. We recorded our music on paper and after rehearsing, we performed our tunes to the rest of the class.
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Emojinal Health Concert -Preston Guild Hall November 28th 2018. We took 47 children to perform at this event, organised by Child Action North West. We sang with Hayley Eccles who was a contestant on The Voice. We really enjoyed our chance to Let our light shine! as our school vision encourages us to do.
We are having our very own rock concert in school! We are working hard to make sure that we are ready for our fans when we perform live later this week!
Class 7 are learning to play the ocarina.
Reception children in class 2 have been investigating sound through different instruments.
Class 2 have also been learning to play their instruments in time with the music.
We took a choir of year 5 and 6 children to Manchester Arena to join in with Young Voices - the world's largest choir! The children thoroughly enjoyed it and were an asset to the school! 😃🎤
Christmas music assembly
Class 11 are enjoying learning to play the guitar! We're having a fantastic time learning new skills.
Ocarinas
Class 8 are learning to play the ocarina. Can you guess which tune they are playing?
Year 6 have spent the day using our chords, Em, E, Am, A, C, G, D and F to start to compose a short piece of music. We worked individually as well as in 3's and pairs. We repeated our musical sentence for added effect.
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Wow! This morning the the school and parents were treated to a brilliant musical performance by the children in classes 9,10 and 11! The children sang lots of different songs whilst playing guitars and ukuleles! Thank you to all children for their hard work and a huge thank you to Michael for his dedication to teaching the children!
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Year 6 are continuing learning the guitar. To enhance our songs, 'Rolling in the Deep' and 'By the Way', we have also accompanied the guitars with keyboard and percussion instruments. We will be performing for the whole school and parents on 25th May.
Here’s class 1 learning about Rhythm and how to interpret music through dance.
Class 2 have learnt about different musical instruments through Charranga
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