From the Music Department

From the Music Department

From the Music Department – St Aloysius College Adelaide
Ms Fiona Turner
Music Coordinator

Earlier this week, the Reception to Year 6 students were treated to a performance by the Band of the South Australian Police School Beat Band. The band filled the Undercroft with some fabulous music that had students singing and clapping along, and enjoying the sounds from some familiar and unfamiliar instruments.

The show also included some important learning opportunities. Students heard about the importance of staying safe online, how and when to call Triple Zero (000), about making safe choices in the community, and how to look after themselves when riding bikes, scooters, and skateboards.

The session also helped students understand the many roles police play in the community, and reminded students that police are here to keep us safe.

A big thank you to the School Beat Band for a memorable performance that combined fun with valuable safety education.

Students reflected:

“I enjoyed how the Police Band spoke about the various instruments and the instrument families. My favourite was the sousaphone, the low sound and the fact you wear it was super cool!” Poppy 5AC

“It was very interesting how the Police Band taught us important rules and they made it fun by playing music in-between.” Lyra 5GB

 “It was interesting that Police Officers were performing for us, and I enjoyed their song selection. My favourite song was the one from The Addams Family.” Christine 5AC

“The police band played a range of songs appropriate for the younger students and older students. My favourite song was from the movie ‘How to Train Your Dragon'”. Lily-Rain 5GB


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