Christmas Sparkle at Stroud School

Published by King Edward VI Preparatory on Wednesday 8th of December 2021

Stroud School in Romsey has managed to keep the Christmas Spirit alive by holding live performances of both the Early Years and Key Stage 1 Nativities to families.

During the pandemic, Stroud School, like so many others, has had to cut back on many of the Christmas festivities; however the Christmas Nativity was an absolute must. The children had been rehearsing very hard for their Christmas performance, and were very excited to act in front of their families.

The Early Years children gave a wonderful performance entitled ‘Come to the Manger’, whilst Key Stage 1 opted for telling the traditional story. Both Nativities were also filmed and will be available for family members who could not make the live event.

Mrs Fay, Director of Music at Stroud says, “We thoroughly enjoyed performing these Nativities. A lot of hard work, planning and rehearsals went into these productions and we are so pleased that parents, wearing face masks of course, did not need to miss out after all.”

Stroud School has also celebrated the festive season by decorating Christmas trees, hanging wreaths and enjoying Christmas parties, as well as enjoying a Carol Service at Romsey Abbey for Middle and Senior School children along with their families. A festive end to a busy and fun-filled Autumn Term!

Stroud School will be holding its next Open Morning on Wednesday 9 March. To book your place or for more information, please call 01794 513231 or emailregistrar@stroud-kes.org.uk.