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Pirate Day Songbook

Arrgh! welcome to foundation stage pirate day me hearties! Get ready for a sing along with the crew. Download our song book and practise some sea shanties at home.
Look out for photos of the festivities on the site soon.
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Posted by k hopkins on June 3, 2008 8:35 PM |

Comments (6)

Get You - Foundation Stage, with your 'we're taking over the school website' pirate like shenanigans!

I've been practising my singing of pirate songs so much, I now feel quite sea-sick...

If I'm feeling better by Friday I might bring my pet parrot 'Sicaza' along to see you all sing!

Have Fun.

Posted by Mr Firth | June 3, 2008 9:02 PM

You and your parrot are both welcome to our sea shanty sing along shenanigans.
No entry unless you're dressed up though.

Posted by Mrs Hopkins | June 3, 2008 9:14 PM

Congratulations on a wonderful website. The pirates will be visiting Lingey House too on Friday 13th June. Have downloaded a copy of your sea shanties to sing with the pupils at Lingey House. Hope they all enjoy them as much as everyone at Windy Nook appears to have done.

Mr Bailey (Lingey House Primary School)

Posted by Martin Bailey | June 5, 2008 7:58 PM

'Ship Ahoy my hearties' what a great singalong it was on Friday, hope you all heard my wonderful singing! keep up the good work and singing of course! Maxine Bolam, (Tom's mum).

Posted by Maxine Bolam | June 12, 2008 10:58 AM

I'm glad you liked our pirate songs. All the pirates enjoyed their day. What a great way to learn reading, writing, singing, and walking the plank. Windy Nook has fantastic parents who can whip up a pirate outfit and come along and sing too. Of course I heard you Maxine! What about joining the choir?
Photos will be on line next week ... when I have 5 minutes.

Posted by Mrs Hopkins | June 14, 2008 11:10 PM

Congratulations Mr Firth on your excellent pirate costume. We thought your parrot was good too. Lucky no one noticed it was a duck in disguise.

Posted by Mrs Hopkins | June 14, 2008 11:13 PM

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