Better Together Festival Week
Each year Fierté schools organise a 'festival week' in the summer term. Last year we widened this to include any school across Tamworth who wanted to join us. Following the success of that event, we have repeated the art theme with a finale on Saturday 4th July on the Castle Lawns. We have a dance group who have a routine to perform at around 3:40pm and all children are invited to come and support them then join with all of the schools on stage to sing the four songs that we have learnt in school this term at around 4:20pm.
The week will start on Monday 29th with children being asked to dress up as a 'creative' word. Words to choose from are -
flamboyant, illuminating, dazzling, fluorescent, shimmering, radiant, inspired, original, unique, extravagant.
If you have a different 'creative' word you wish to use, please check with a teacher first. You can go to town on dressing like the word or keep it simple. Please just use what you already have and avoid any extra costs. We would like all children to wear their word as a label in some way (sticker or hung round their neck etc) and the label could be decorated or written in the manner of the word.
In school, we will start with an assembly to introduce the week and then each day will have a different creative theme. These will be poetry, dance, song, art and writing days. By the Friday we intend to have artwork, bunting, etc ready to display in the bandstand and around the castle grounds on the Saturday for children to visit.
The Saturday will start with a colour run in the morning, then there will be performances from primary and secondary schools from 12pm until the finale at 4:20pm. All afternoon there will be entertainment such as a petting zoo, street entertainers, food outlets and (hopefully) a hot air balloon!
The theme of 'Better Together' was chosen to show the positive side of life in our community across Tamworth and how great we can be when we refuse to be divided but come together to share in the joy of our children's creativity.