On a dark and blustery night in December School House held their annual Carol Concert. The word concert is a slightly sophisticated word with connotations of grandeur. However what the assembled choir of fifty teenage boys lacked in refinement was made up for by enthusiasm. The Upper Sixth began with the first verse of Once in Royal David's City whilst descending the main stairs and then the whole House joined in with gusto. After several rousing carols the evening was rounded off with mince pies and cookies.

Sam thanked Mr Patton was his hard work in planning and practices plus Bernard as accompanist. 

         Bernard at the piano

Harry leads the Upper Sixth downstairs

Finding a seat was tough

The whole House sing together