A competition where everybody learns a piece by heart and declaims it to their class. The piece can be a poem, a speech, an extract from a book or play.
A competition where everybody learns a piece by heart and declaims it to their class. The piece can be a poem, a speech, an extract from a book or play.
A competition where everybody learns a piece by heart and declaims it to their class. The piece can be a poem, a speech, an extract from a book or play.
learns a piece by heart and declaims it to their class. The piece can be a poem, a speech, an extract from a book or play. In other schools, in previous years, the final has showcased a variety of forms. Mr Evans, our Year 5 class governor who mentioned the idea. It inspired his son at school, who has gone on to become an English teacher. Mr Evans still remembers it fondly. It is also a key learning skill in the new curriculum. You will be judged on four areas: 1. Clarity looking at the basics of declaiming a poem diction, enunciation, pronunciation and projection. 2. Delivery the expression and intonation used within the voice as well as the overall entertainment factor of their declamation. 3. Interpretation their knowledge and understanding of the poem. 4. Choice this is the minor category, but plenty can be said about the choice boys make and whether or not it was wise https://vimeo.com/117568020 Competition final Tuesday 24th May 6 children from each class (Year 5 and Year 6) in the final. Each child will perform their pieces at various times prior to this date and will be given plenty of notice when it is their turn! Pride and recognition of hard work Improved speaking and listening skills Confidence boosting feeling And 1st place = 30 2nd place = 15 3rd place = 10