This week we had one of the most fun assemblies I’ve seen in
my time at KISC. One of the teachers had set the challenge that each class had
to perform a lip-sync (i.e. mime to a song).
The gauntlet was laid down, and each class took up the
challenge. This included several hours of practising, in fact on the evening
before the assembly I had to kick 2 classes worth of students of campus when
they were still practising at 5pm. And most students who were involved were
back on site by the time I got into KISC at 7:40 the next morning (school
starts at 8 here).
Well the competition was fierce, with a mixture of new songs
(I didn’t know them) and some classics (Jackson 5 & Elvis!). The winners
were year 12 with their sync of Journeys’ Don’t stop Believin’, as decided by
audience applause. Click the link to see the video.
The videos of the other performances are due to be uploaded
to our KISC youtube account in the next few days.
There was a moral to the story - it’s ok to be yourself,
even if it is fun to be someone else sometimes.
And in case you haven’t seen it yet, here is a lip-sync someof the staff, including Dan, did at the Christmas social. The choice of song is
a bit of an in-joke we will confess.
1 comment:
Wonderful tribute - so glad it was such fun! Max Derrick
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