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Daily Mail
6 days ago
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- Daily Mail
EXCLUSIVE Glaring signs Harry is the 'Spare' in his marriage revealed by expert: How the words he whispered in Meghan's ear during public event let slip his real role
Of all the things Prince Harry enjoyed during his trip to Colombia - the food, festivals and beautiful beaches - his drumming lesson likely wasn't one of them. On the third day of the Sussexes' quasi-royal tour of the country in August 2024, they visited a lively African drumming school in a suburb of the port city of Cartagena.
BBC News
02-07-2025
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- BBC News
Drumming lesson used to ease Guernsey school transition
Guernsey children have taken part in an African drumming workshop to help them make the transition from primary to secondary school. About 160 year six pupils from States-maintained schools took part in Guernsey Music Service's (GMS) Music Transition Project on Tuesday, at the Performing Arts Centre. Children were grouped into their feeder secondary schools and took part in a djembe drum lesson, led by educator and percussionist Andy of GMS Tim Wright said it was a "great experience" and the project was aimed at building relationships between pupils from different schools and teachers. The sessions were attended by the heads of year seven and heads of music from various year six pupil Liv said: "It was absolutely incredible, I think I'm going to buy a drum now."Another year six pupil Travis said he was excited about the new things he will learn in secondary school. He said: "Like rock climbing, the amount of music and just English and Maths in general. Mr Wright said the djembe drums are already used by children in primary school as part of their music curriculum entitlement through the music service. "It's been a great opportunity for them to realize that music is a social thing," he said."I can think of no better way of bringing people together to make friends ahead of making the transition up to high school. He added: "It's great that we can put a cultural opportunity together as part of the transition process for children going from primary to secondary schools."
