Thursday, 10 November 2011

St. Albans Cathedral

Everyone in Lewis Class went to St Albans Cathedral. We had to sing
lots of difficult hymns. The hymns were One more step along the world I go, Two hundred years of learning, Be still for the presence of the Lord, For all the saints and I the lord of sea and sky.

The chairs were wooden and had a gap underneath to put a cushion for praying. The floor was made of marble and we saw statues of people that looked like saints.

The Bishop had a long golden pole and a funny hat. He was covered in coloured jewels.

Some students from a drama school came along; they sang and danced to Joyful, Joyful. We thought they were great and we enjoyed it, we even did a little dance in our seats.  Then there was a robot and it took us to the past it taught us about the most important person, this was a child. They acted out a story of a man with a beard who wanted to find some water and a child helped him to find it. The child was Jessica.

On the way back on the coach we sang all the hymns we learned.

By Bella and Iona (Year 3)

1 comment:

  1. It was fun because I was their too.The robot was funny and the song Joyful,Joyful was great.I saw my mum and she took pictures of us when we were singing and Jessica did a great job and it was a great day.

    From Hannah

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