Wells Cathedral School's Robin Class Have Been Singing For The Brain!

By Emma Huddy

6th Dec 2022 | Local News

Robin Class Singing for the Brain
Robin Class Singing for the Brain

The Robin Class at Wells Cathedral School have been joining a local group called 'Singing for the Brain' run by Somerset Arts Well, a wonderful project which enables people living with dementia, memory problems and Parkinson's Disease the opportunity to connect with their loved ones through music.

It was utterly joyful to see the adults' faces light up as the children joined in with them singing the songs, playing the instruments and dancing to the music. Every single person in the room had a huge smile on their face! What's more, a special collaborative Christmas album, 'Remembering Christmas', was recorded and has just been released on Bandcamp. There is a suggested donation of £5 for the CD/digital download and every penny raised will go towards improving the lives of people living with dementia in our community.

Emma Wheat from Somerset Arts Well spoke highly of the Reception children, commenting that; "The children of Robin Class brought such joy to our dementia singing group, they absolutely lit up the room with their enthusiasm and energy! Watching the older and younger generations interact was incredibly special and through the recording, you'll hear little snapshot of the heartwarming magic that was created."

Somerset Arts Well spoke about Singing for the Brain and the 'Remembering Christmas' album on BBC Radio Breakfast which you can listen to here (from 2:25:00 to 2:31:00).

If you'd like to purchase the album, please click here.

     

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