Sunday 18 December 2011

Highland Fling - Scotland

This is the oldest of the traditional dances of Scotland and is a dance of joy performed at the end of a victorious battle. It was danced by male warriors over a small round shield, called a Targe, that the warriors carried into battle. Most Targes had a sharp spike of steel projecting from the centre, so dancers learned early to move with great skill and dexterity. The Highland Fling is danced on the spot, and is said to be based on the antics of a stag on a hillside; the grouped fingers and upheld arms representing the antlers.

Primary 6 perform a Slovenian Dance

NURSERY PERFORMING THE ENVIRONMENTAL DANCE FROM ITALY
P1A Olympic Mascot Dance

PRIMARY 6/5 POLONEZ

Primary 4/3 dance ZAZPI JAUIZIAK
Primary 2
Primary 3
P7B dance the Singhania School Sports Dance
P7A dance the Singhania School Sports Dance

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