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Student Life @ Village School
Spring Concert 2010
On Sunday, Village School held its Spring Concert at The Haven at First and Market. The woodwind choir, chorus, and orchestra all gave beautiful performances. Together they did a rendition of Cold Play’s “Viva la Vida.” The 8th grade then presented their song followed by the whole school, along with some audience members, singing the “Village School Song.” The program ended with dances performed by each class. It was a wonderful afternoon of performing arts.
Click on the top three pictures to watch videos of the music performance, Village School Song, and dance routines respectively. Click on the bottom picture to see photos from the event.
Big Sister–Little Sisters
As part of a long tradition at Village School, rising 5th graders are paired with rising 8th graders as “little sisters” and “big sisters.” Big sisters help welcome their little sisters to Village School, and the two often pair up for for special events throughout the year.
Click on the picture above to see photos of our newest sets of Big Sisters and Little Sisters.
Upcoming Drama Performances
Next week, the 5th and 6th graders will present their drama performances.
The 5th grade play is about an opera singing pig named Percival. Percival must go to London and become a star. Along the way he gets help from turkeys, chickens, and sheep. In the end, Percival ends up exactly where he wants to be. –Nell Fountain
The 6th grade is putting on a performance of the classic Alice in Wonderland. Everybody has had a great time acting and working with our teacher, Ms Leal. We also got to make our own puppets for an enjoyable puppet show in between the scenes of the main play. We hope you can come and see the amazing 6th grade play! –Elizabeth Zimmermann
Click on the picture to see photos of the girls getting ready for their plays.
Jambalaya Ten Year Celebration
The weekend of festivities for the ten year anniversary of Jambalaya came off without a hitch. The racers ran fast, the jambalaya was delicious, the square dancing wild, and the reading inspired. Look below for more.
Jambalaya Two-Mile Fun Run
Students, little sisters and brothers, older siblings, and parents all came out to show their support for Jambalaya by running and volunteering for the Jambalaya Two-Mile Fun Run. Everyone had a blast weaving through downtown neighborhoods, getting some exercise, eating Spudnuts, and enjoying a sense of community.
Click on the top picture to watch a video of the Jambalaya Fun Run and the bottom picture to see lots of photos of the participants.
Jambalaya Feast and Square Dance
On Saturday night at Christ Church, taste buds were tantalized with many different jambalaya creations. All were unique and all were delicious. After feasting on the southern classic, square dancing started upstairs. A caller led the dancers through the steps while the band accompanied with fantastic old-time music. Thank you to Heather Warren for beautifully organizing the whole event. What a fun night!
Click on the top picture to watch a video of the square dance and the bottom picture to see photos from the evening.
“Footsteps in the Fog” Reading
To conclude our ten year celebration of Jambalaya, the winners of the “Footsteps in the Fog” contest, sponsored by the magazine, read their works at Village School on Sunday. They were presented with prizes and cake. Congratulations winners!
Click on the picture above to see more photos from the reading.
Village School Class of 2014
Next year’s class of 5th graders came for pizza dinner on Wednesday. They got to meet their “big sisters,” get Village School t-shirts, play games, and eat cake. What a great time welcoming our new class of strong, independent girls!
Click on the picture above to see pictures from the rising 5th grader’s pizza dinner.






