Cultural programme at Swartland Primary School in Malmesbury, South Africa, detailing music instruction, choirs, speech choirs, Eisteddfod…
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Speech Choirs
Speech Choirs meet in the Foundation Phase Hall and prepare for performances at the Eisteddfod. They focus on spoken word, rhythm, and expression.
- Who it is for
- learners in the Foundation Phase
- How to act on it
- Attend rehearsals in the Foundation Phase Hall.
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Both speech choirs practise in the Foundation Phase Hall, where they prepare to participate in the Eisteddfod.
Final music evening
An annual event in the fourth term where all music learners perform to showcase their talents to parents and the community.
- Who it is for
- all music learners and their families
- How to act on it
- Perform in the final music evening as part of the music programme.
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In the fourth term, a music evening is presented for parents and interested parties, providing all learners from the Music Department with the opportunity to showcase their talents.
Senior Choir
The Senior Choir meets on Tuesdays and Thursdays in the school hall. Learners in Grades 4–7 can join to improve their singing and perform in school and community events.
- Who it is for
- learners in Grades 4–7
- How to act on it
- Attend choir rehearsals on Tuesdays and Thursdays in the school hall.
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The Senior Choir practises in the school hall on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Drama group for Grades 4–7
Grade 4–7 learners can join the school’s drama group to develop communication skills, self-confidence, and acting abilities through theatre practice and performances.
- Who it is for
- Grade 4–7 learners
- How to act on it
- Join the acting group through school-based recruitment; no formal application is specified.
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At Swartland Primary School we are excited about our talented acting group. Grade 4 – 7 learners may join to develop their communication skills and self-confidence through theatre.
Music exams and reports
All music learners undergo formal exams twice a year (end of second and fourth terms), with results reported to parents. Progress is also shared after the first and third terms.
- Who it is for
- learners in music classes
- How to act on it
- Participate in music exams conducted by music teachers; receive reports from the school.
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At the end of the second and fourth terms, all learners undergo music exams with their respective music teachers. Parents receive a report with the results of these examinations.
Music Theory instruction
Music Theory is taught during school hours by the school's Music Department staff to learners in Grades 2–7. It is part of the broader music programme and includes preparation for UNISA exams.
- Who it is for
- learners in Grades 2–7
- How to act on it
- Enrol through the music instruction application process; no separate registration is mentioned.
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Music Theory during school hours is provided by the school's Music Department staff, namely Mrs Thomas and Mrs Zöllner.
Eisteddfod participation (piano, recorder, solo singing, choirs, speech choirs, etc.)
Learners are enrolled to participate in the Wes-Boland Eisteddfod through various categories including music, choirs, speech choirs, drama, photography, handwriting, and school art. Preparation is provided by school staff.
- Who it is for
- learners participating in music, drama, or other arts programmes
- How to act on it
- Join relevant music or drama classes; enrolment is automatic upon participation in qualifying programmes.
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Swartland Primary School is affiliated with the Wes-Boland Eisteddfod, where our learners are enrolled in various sections.
Music instruction in piano, recorder, guitar, and solo singing
Learners in Grades 2–7 can receive individual music instruction in piano, recorder, guitar, and solo singing during school hours. A musical aptitude test is required, and a quarterly fee must be paid. Spots are limited and filled based on test results and availability.
- Who it is for
- learners in Grades 2–7
- How to act on it
- Apply via Google Forms or the D6 communication platform after receiving information at the end of the year, then take a musical aptitude test.
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Individual instruction during school hours is available for the following instruments: Music instruction in Piano and Recorder (Grades 2 – 7) Guitar and Solo Singing (Grades 4 – 7)
Junior Choir
The Junior Choir meets on Wednesdays and Fridays in the school hall. Learners in the Foundation Phase can join to develop vocal skills and perform in school and community events.
- Who it is for
- learners in the Foundation Phase
- How to act on it
- Attend choir rehearsals on Wednesdays and Fridays in the school hall.
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The Junior Choir practises in the school hall on Wednesdays and Fridays.
Facts
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Key Takeaways
- Swartland Primary School
- Malmesbury
- Music Department
- Piano
- Recorder
- Guitar
- Solo Singing
- Music Theory
- Eisteddfod
- Wes-Boland Eisteddfod
- Junior Choir
- Senior Choir
- Speech Choirs
- Drama
- School Concert
- WOW Game Competition
- Spelling Bee
- Quarterly fee
- Aptitude test
- Music Information Evening
- Termly reports
- Music exams
- Final music evening
- 022 482 2251
- 022 487 1102
- admin@swartlandls.co.za
- Swartland Primary School
- Malmesbury
- Wes-Boland Eisteddfod
- Mrs Thomas