Kent pupils singing songs with signs
SCHOOLCHILDREN across Kent took time out from class this week to try and bag themselves a world record.
The sign2sing event on Wednesday hoped to smash the record for most children singing and using sign language at the same time.
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FOLLOW ME: Teaching assistant Lizzie Youngston CNSL20130106C-010_C
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LOTS OF FUN: Bishops Down pupils had a great time CNSL20130106C-003_C
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SYMBOLS: Pupils signed to a specially written song CNSL20130106C-001_C
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FOCUSED: Pupils concentrate hard CNSL20130106C-005_C
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Pupils at Bishops Down Primary School in Tunbridge Wells taking part in a Guinness world record attempt to get as many children to sign and sing the same song at the same time in schools across the country. CNSL20130106C-007_C
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Pupils at Bishops Down Primary School in Tunbridge Wells taking part in a Guinness world record attempt to get as many children to sign and sing the same song at the same time in schools across the country. CNSL20130106C-011_C
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ALL TOGETHER NOW: More than 500 pupils at Paddock Wood Primary School also got in on the action TWPL20130206H-001_C
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Signing and Singing
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Signing and Singing
The idea was promoted by deaf charity SignHealth to raise money and help educate children about deafness.
A special song was written for this year's event, which aimed to top the 114,277 children who took part last year.
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The headteacher of Bishops Down Primary School in Tunbridge Wells, Dan Turvey, said: "We had 341 people taking part, including pupils, parents and staff, which was great."
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