KS2 Nativity Plays for Junior Schools

"Fun and easy to use with catchy songs which the children enjoy singing and acting to. "

"Script is amusing with lots of food for thought. Most of our 60 year 3's had speaking parts. They found the script and song words fun and easy to learn. A fantastic show for which we received AMAZING reviews! "

"We recently put on "The Bethlehem Bootee Company" at our school, and it was a total hit! This modern take on the Nativity story had everyone giggling and enjoying every moment. Marcus and Selina (the original M&S) trying to sell bootees to Mary, Joseph, and the Kings was just priceless! The whole thing with buying wool from shepherds and Granny knitting away brought a unique twist to the classic story. Our kids and the audience absolutely loved this fun and lighthearted play. Highly recommended for a fresh and entertaining take on the Nativity!"

"This Nativity has got the lot; great songs, great humour and a VERY simple set."

""The Camel's Arms" Nativity play is an absolutely delightful and heartwarming musical that captivated our attention from the very beginning. Set in Bethlehem, this charming production revolves around the family who runs the eponymous inn, while integrating all the traditional elements of a Nativity play. What sets this play apart is its well-balanced blend of humor and warmth, making it an enchanting experience for both performers and the audience. The seven easy-to-learn songs featured in "The Camel's Arms" are catchy and engaging, adding a joyful touch to the performance. They beautifully complement the story, making it even more memorable. The non-speaking sheep, who steals the show with its adorable presence, is a delightful addition to the cast, eliciting laughter and smiles from everyone."

"This proved ideal for our small Primary School - an easy set for a small stage "

"Our Juniors loved this modern take on the Nativity story; for the first time ever, the boys actually wanted to sing the songs. "

"I bought Dave Corbett's 'Who?' to perform as our Junior Christmas Play. I chose it because the songs were so varied and the children really enjoyed learning and singing them, it was easy to choreograph dances because the songs were so different. Also, there were not too many words for the children to remember. For the song 'In the town of Bethlehem', two of the boys volunteered to sing a duet for one part and the parents were in tears. It is a lovely play with some pantomime and up to date TV themes, but also with the traditional Christmas theme reminding us of what Christmas is actually about. "