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Pupils at a Cleveland school were invited to singalong instead of chattering in the class
Pupils at a Cleveland school were invited to singalong instead of chattering in the class. Youngsters at Dene School were asked to communicate only in song in music lessons. Head of music, Malcolm Christine is pictured singing to pupils. 21st March 1989
Staff
Teesside Archive
Mirrorpix
Thornaby
England
Media ID 21700190
© Mirrorpix
Class Classroom Dene School Lesson Pupils Schools Teacher Thornaby
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In this print from 1989, we are transported back to a Cleveland school where pupils were encouraged to express themselves through song rather than idle chatter. At Dene School, the young students were invited to communicate solely in melodic harmony during their music lessons. The image captures Head of Music, Malcolm Christine, passionately singing alongside his engaged pupils. The classroom ambiance is filled with joy and enthusiasm as the children embrace this unique approach to education. Their faces radiate excitement and curiosity as they immerse themselves in the power of music. It is evident that Mr. Christine's dedication and love for teaching shines through his animated expression. This snapshot encapsulates an era when schools sought innovative ways to engage students beyond traditional methods. By incorporating singing into their curriculum, Dene School fostered creativity while honing musical skills among its pupils. As we reflect on this nostalgic moment captured by Memory Lane Prints, it serves as a reminder of the importance of fostering a love for learning within our educational institutions. This photograph not only showcases the impact that passionate educators can have on young minds but also highlights how unconventional approaches can ignite a lifelong passion for music and self-expression. Let us cherish these memories from the past and celebrate the enduring power of education through artistry and innovation at Dene School in Thornaby during the vibrant 1980s.
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