Want to know what over 350 Kindergarten, 1st and 2nd graders sound like when singing together? Well, check out the video of Bryant students singing their new school song at our very first Harambee assembly. This past Friday, Bryant staff and students gathered in the multi-purpose room for an all-school assembly called Harambee, which is Swahili for "all put together." Once a month, our school will be coming together for these school-wide gatherings to promote a positive school culture at Bryant. Friday's Harambee began with some musical fun, as Bryant students got to sing their new school song together for the first time! They did a fantastic job and my favorite part was when the song was over, I heard more than one student say, "can we sing it again?!" and "encore, encore!" Now, with our new song, each Harambee will begin with our students singing about positivity, kindness, working hard, and doing their best. What a better way to begin a gathering!
Following our school song, Mrs. Heyward read a story to the students called "These Hands." The students really enjoyed the story! Overall, our first Harambee was a great success. I hope you enjoy the video!
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