Gallery: Children enjoy Indian Dancing activity
CULTURAL TREATS: Indian dancing was just one of the activities in a week of international culture at Brington Primary School this week. Each class was hosting cultural activities with each child would visit during the week. The Suali Family from Peterbor
CULTURAL TREATS: Indian dancing was just one of the activities in a week of international culture at Brington Primary School this week.
Each class was hosting cultural activities with each child would visit during the week.
The Suali Family from Peterborough visited the school yesterday (Tuesday) with costumes and instruments for every child and every member of staff.
Headteacher Allyson Watkins told The Hunts Post: "The whole school dressed up and they taught the children how to play Indian percussion instruments and there was a sword dancing display. It was really good and vibrant, everyone got up and joined in."
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She added: "The week is all about the arts and culture. We have had Greek dancing, curry-making, limbo dancing from the Caribbean and Native American dancing with wigwams and the activity has gone on every day.
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