Last week, our Year 4 pupils treated us to two brilliant performances of Greece in Pieces, a fun musical centred around life in Ancient Greece. It was the perfect way to end their study of the fascinating History topic.

Greece in Pieces’ story was set in 4^th century BC Athens, and centres around an ordinary pot maker called Peta. Peta goes onto introduce us to many of the famous Athenian Scholars of the day, such as Socrates, Plato, Hippocrates and Aristophanes. The pupils transported everyone in the Performing Arts Centre to Peta’s ancient world, and enveloped them in the story.

The performance was made up of 4 dramatic scenes – one for each of our Year 4 classes: Peta’s Pots, Theseus and the Minotaur, The Philosophers, and The Oracle at Delphi. Each class performed their individual scene impeccably, with a lot of humour that kept the audience laughing. Of particular note was the tongue twisting Peta Potters Pots song, which the pupils sang without missing a beat!

It was a delightful and entertaining performance that showcased all that Year 4 had learnt about Ancient Greece. Well done!