Children at Ravenfield Primary make sweet music

PUPILS had fun galore mixing electronics and fruit to make sweet music.
Pupil's from Ravenfield Primary Academy who took part in a hi-tech electronics workshop on Friday where they were given the chance to make music using circuit boards and everyday fruit and vegetables. Pictured are Jake Parker(right) and George Parkin. 180214-2Pupil's from Ravenfield Primary Academy who took part in a hi-tech electronics workshop on Friday where they were given the chance to make music using circuit boards and everyday fruit and vegetables. Pictured are Jake Parker(right) and George Parkin. 180214-2
Pupil's from Ravenfield Primary Academy who took part in a hi-tech electronics workshop on Friday where they were given the chance to make music using circuit boards and everyday fruit and vegetables. Pictured are Jake Parker(right) and George Parkin. 180214-2

Year 4 and 5 children at Ravenfield Primary Academy enjoyed a hi-tech workshop involving making fruit and veg into musical instruments, as well as sculpting them and learning about health and wellbeing.

The unusual activities were provided by London-based Conductive Music for free and the fruit and veg were donated by Morrison’s in Bramley.

Sam Trout, business manager at the school on Moor Lane Road, Ravenfield, said that 58 pupils took part.

She said: “It was a really good session and we were happy to have done it.”

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