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Students' cultural learning day


Published on Tuesday 23 June 2009 18:50

African jewellery and music opened Kings Langley School students' eyes to the world around them.

Kings Langley School pupils made necklaces from African beads and banged traditional drums during a themed day.

All of Year 7 took part in broadening their knowledge of the continent, from its songs and poetry, to its social conditions.

Arts co-ordinator Joy Mendelsohn said: "It's about them having fun but also learning a lot at the same time."

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