CHRISTMAS 2016 PART 2

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CHRISTMAS CAROL CONTEST

Christmas time can be incredibly funny and here at Jose Planes it really was! On December the 21st, students of all ages successfully took part in an amazing Christmas Carol singing contest where they had lots of fun. All of them came onstage and regaled us with tons of their art, creativity and magic. We had the chance to listen to wonderful cover songs of the most popular Christmas Carols, ranging from classic tunes as Rudolf the Reindeer or Jingle Bells to most modern and catchy hits like All I want for Christmas is you or George Michaels’s widely known Last Christmas. Some groups performed nice choreographies as they dusted off their tambourines and Christmas red and white hats.

On such a fantastic soiree, all of them did a fantastic job and the jury had a hard time to decide the winners of the contest. After a hard deliberation, 1º E ESO with Rudolph and their fantastic choreography was proclaimed winner and 4º A ESO with a surprising and difficult carol. 

 TEACHER: RAFAEL CLEMENTE GARCÍA












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