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Fun,

Talent &

Memories MANCHESTER

UNITEDWINS
Oroguncha Excel-Ogheneserome (Year 8 Congo) on her Experience during the Creative Arts Week

reative Arts Week, a week dedicated to There were singers, dancers, athletes, instru- MOCK CHAMPIONS
celebrating the arts, music, sports, and mentalists, and visual artists, all coming to-
Ccreativity, turned out to be an incredibly gether to put on a truly entertaining show. LEAGUE
life-changing experience for me. Throughout the I had the privilege of representing the visual

week, I had the opportunity to take part in a vari- arts by creating a landscape sketch in under
s part of Creative Arts Week, Key
ety of fun and engaging activities at school. One 10 minutes.
Stage 3 students took part in a
of the highlights was the karaoke session held
Athrilling mock Champions League.
each morning. My friends and I joined in, singing Another wonderful talent that I loved was the
Teams represented top clubs, with each
and dancing along to songs on the balcony. spray painting by Ngozi and Ife. It was simply
match showcasing impressive skills and
magical how they used simple spray colours
sportsmanship.
Another memorable moment was the football to paint such captivating landscapes!
competition, which was nothing short of amaz-
In the end, Manchester United claimed
ing. The competition was packed with excite-
the victory, sealing an exciting finish to
ment, and I witnessed numerous goals and saw
the event.
the players battling it out with great passion, de-
spite the many fouls and heated moments that
made the game even more gripping.

The most unforgettable part of Creative Arts
Week, however, was being chosen as one of the

performers in the talent show at the end of the
week. The event was an incredible display of
talent, featuring a diverse group of performers
showcasing their skills across various catego-
ries.

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