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Kids strike a chord

CRANBOURNE West Primary School students had something in common with more than 500,000 other students last week.
They all performed the same song at the same time as part of Australia’s biggest music initiative, Music: Count Us In.
Students from around the country all sang the specially written Come Play Your Part at 11.30am on 2 September.
Music: Count Us In began in 2007 to promote the importance of music in education.
Organiser Tina Broad said there was no better way to remind the community about the value of music.

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