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Wakeheld
Country Day
Wakefield haunted by
ghosts and goblins
Wakefield Country Day School was recently home to many ghosts and goblins, as well as princesses, puppies, monkeys, and dragons. The youngest students performed Halloween poems and songs in the auditorium and later went trick-or-treating, stopping at each office and classroom. Kindergarteners in costume made a special field trip to the Lynn Care Center, bringing with them a bit of Halloween magic to the residents — singing Halloween songs and reciting special fall poems to an extremely appreciative audience. In keeping with a longstanding school tradition, the upper school students created a special “haunted house” for the lower school students to tour during lunch. The “haunted effect” was greatly enhanced by materials on loan from the Flint Hill Volunteer Fire and Rescue Company, and the ghoulish residents adjusted the “scare factor,” depending on the ages of their student visitors. The day ended with all the lower school students changing into costumes for classroom celebrations while students in grades seven and eight enjoyed their own haunted house, courtesy of teacher Mrs. Welby Griffin. Among other “spooky” assignments, the students played a mythological variation of bingo, matching candy to mythological characters and creatures.
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