We went to The Rose Theatre on Tuesday the 10th of February to see “The Boy at the Back of the Class” by Onjali Q Rauf.

The play is about a refugee boy who came from Syria via an orange boat. The set was a gym climbing frame that turned into many different sets like the playground, Buckingham Palace etc. My favourite scene was when a group of children were pretending to be spies because it was very funny and it made me laugh.

I learnt that everyone is different and we like it that way and that you don’t judge a person until you’ve walked in their shoes. I feel our behaviour was extremely appropriate at the theatre because we set a good example for of the other schools while they were being very silly and inappropriate.

We did our school proud.

We went to The Rose Theatre on Tuesday the 10 th of February to see “The Boy at the Back of the Class” by Onjali Q Rauf.

The play is about a refugee boy who came from Syria via an orange boat. The set was a gym climbing frame which turned into lots of different things, like the classroom, Buckingham Palace and a bus. My favourite scene was when Ahmet found his mum and dad.

I learnt that even if someone doesn’t speak your language you should never judge them until you’ve walked in their shoes or know someone’s story.

I feel our behaviour was exceptionally appropriate and our teachers were very proud of us because we didn’t engage in the other schools’ silly behaviour. We did our school proud!