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herds and reindeer were but a few of the visitors to Wakefield Country Day School (WCDS) last Thursday evening.

Led by WCDS’s music teacher Regine Roger, instrumental music teacher Mark Moccio and accompanied by pianist Emma Sue Amos, the music department presented “Christmas Around the World” for the listening pleasure of a standing-room-only crowd of parents and friends on Dec. 13. Students in kindergarten through seventh grade sang, joined at different points by the Wakefield band and the upper school’s show choir, the Wakefield Singers.

The evening’s festivities opened with Joy to the World, and included such favorites as O’ Christmas Tree, Deck the Halls, Mele Kalikimaka, White Christmas, Silent Night, and Silver Bells.

Eight students win

writing awards

This year, eight WCDS students had winning entries in the Samuels Library holiday writing contest: Grace Seaborn, Kathryn Phillippe, Tatumn Vaught, Monica Marciano, Brier Clough, Torri Sanders, Rachel Paulish, and Audrey Speer.

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