Pupils at a Cleveland school were invited to singalong instead of chattering in the class

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Pupils at a Cleveland school were invited to singalong instead of chattering in the class

Pupils at a Cleveland school were invited to singalong instead of chattering in the class. Youngsters at Dene School were asked to communicate only in song in music lessons. Head of music, Malcolm Christine is pictured singing to pupils. 21st March 1989

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Teesside Archive
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