A week or so ago, the Year 6 pupils have started a series
of 18‘The Lion King’ sessions. Mostly,
it started off with the children with non-speaking parts taking part in the
sessions, but now all of the Year 6 take part in the sessions (when they're
not needed to practise with Mr Hassard).
The sessions are each time focused on a certain topic to do
with ‘The Lion King’, starting with an introduction and lot of different topics
e.g. story, ritual, rhythm, pride etc.
There are 3 prides, Pride A called “Pride Royal”, Pride B
called “Dabbing Dolphins and Pride C named “Courageous Rhinos”.
First, the pride begins with a ritual – which involves the
pride leader (which is changed daily).
The ritual starts with the pride leader drumming a rhythm and the pride
copying them, which is repeated with a different rhythm. Then the prides do a vocal and physical warm
up.
The sessions continue with a video (which came with ‘The Lion
King’ pack). In the video, the people
who play‘Simba’ and ‘Nala’in the North American version, introduce the theme
for the session, and talk about it, and tell us what we will do in our current
session.
Afterwards, we do some drama based activity (with our
prides), concluding the session.
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