Children perform the story of the sleepy shepherd
Published:
4:39 PM December 20, 2012
Updated:
3:43 PM November 1, 2020
A SNOOZING shepherd was the star of an unusual take on the nativity story performed by pupils at a village school.
Children at Reed First School performed their nativity play, The Sleepy Shepherd, to an audience of parents last week.
It told the story of a loveable shepherd who just can’t keep awake, as well as recounting the familiar Christmas story through a series of catchy songs.
Headteacher Jackie Harvey said the school was grateful to Royston Tesco, which supplied eight angel and shepherd costumes for the show.
“It was a play enjoyed by audiences as well as those who took part,” she said.
Collections were held at each of the performances and raised �108.81 for Jimmy’s Night Shelter in Cambridge.
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