Santa’s Secret Village Comes to Life: Year 3 and Year 4 Winter Concert

Our Year 3 and Year 4 Winter Concert brought Santa’s Secret Village to life, celebrating imagination and collaboration as music, movement and storytelling highlighted students’ creativity, communication skills and sense of community.

The concert opened with our Junior Choir setting the scene with A Tongue Twister Holiday Track. Their clear voices and joyful energy welcomed the audience into the village gates, establishing a festive atmosphere filled with anticipation and fun.

From there, Year 3 launched into Presents on Parade, transforming the stage into a lively Toyland procession. Through cheerful dialogue and song, students explored the excitement of Christmas traditions while learning about teamwork, timing and expression. Moments of humour, such as imagining perfect Christmas plans and wishing for snow, highlighted their developing confidence in spoken performance and character work.

As the story continued, the magic of the season truly came alive. Reindeer on the Roof captured the thrill of Christmas Eve through rhythmic singing and expressive movement, while I’m the Happiest Christmas Tree brought warmth and charm, reminding us that joy often comes from being chosen, valued and cared for.

Year 4 then took the audience on a clever and imaginative turn with Silly Humans and Elfie Selfie. Through witty dialogue and strong characterisation, students explored curiosity, empathy and perspective, examining human habits through the eyes of elves. Their comic timing, clear diction and confident stage presence reflected their growing maturity as performers.

The mood shifted beautifully with Lights of Jingle Bell Hill and Everybody Has a Light. These segments reminded us that light is not just something we decorate with, but something we carry within us. Through thoughtful narration and expressive singing, students shared powerful messages about teamwork, hope and the importance of letting our individual light shine.

The concert concluded with Birds of a Feather, a moving reflection on friendship and belonging. As voices blended across year levels, the message was clear: no one is left behind when we stand together. Families were then warmly invited to join in for We Wish You a Merry Christmas, turning the performance into a shared community moment filled with smiles and song.

We are incredibly proud of our Year 3 and Year 4 students, not only for what they performed, but for how they performed it. Throughout this concert, they demonstrated confidence, creativity, collaboration and courage. Most importantly, they reminded us all of the joy that comes from learning together and celebrating one another.

Thank you to our families for your continued support, and to our students for filling the hall with music, laughter and winter magic.