How A Musical Production Drives Positive Change

During the performance, first-grade students delved into the topic of water conservation as a means of preserving this vital and scarce resource. Second-graders examined the impact that humans have on ecosystems and habitats. In third grade, students explored various environmental challenges and potential solutions, with a focus on developing plans and taking action to address issues like pollution, deforestation, and climate change.

The show was a huge success and strengthened collaboration between school community members. Fourth-graders wrote the script for this performance, and all students involved created artwork and stage decor for the show.

Performing in front of an audience offers many benefits for primary school students. It helps boost their confidence, improve their communication skills, and develop their creativity and imagination. Performing also teaches students about teamwork, responsibility, and discipline. Additionally, performing for an audience can be an excellent way for students to showcase their talents and achievements, which can be a huge source of motivation and encouragement for young children. Opportunities such as this are valuable learning experiences that can help prepare students for future success in many areas of life.

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Contributed by the WISS Marketing Team and Inga Bela, PYP Coordinator at the Western International School of Shanghai.