Story & photos:Anne Grange
Where else but Burngreave Celebrates Learning Festival would you get Bollywood dancing, a bus with its own IT suite, art and crafts, an Adult learners award ceremony and Johnny Cash songs in one place?
Despite a few showers, most of the event took place outside in the sunshine. Highlights included the award ceremony and ‘Bollywood’ dancing by Whiteways School’s future performance stars.
Khulu African Arts sent local children into frenzies with their Zulu dancing and drumming and an enthusiastic group joined in.
A great example of the way many cultures come together to make Burngreave Celebrates Learning a big success.
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