A Citizenship Ceremony

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Citizenship Ceremony at Bromley Registery Office Do you want your own class to take part in a Citizenship Ceremony click here for a guide The following are video clips filmed during a Citizenship Ceremony as part of a teacher professional development morning in Tower Hamlets at the Bromley Registry Office. The order reflects the sequence of the ceremony. You can watch the official speeches including those of two families from Globe Primary School. You can also see the children’s interviews of the Registrar and the dignitary for the day. To see the sequence of the ceremony you can watch a PowerPoint created from the day that was used by the children to do presentations back at their schools. Click here for the PowerPoint. To find out more about the Globe School project using the Citizenship Ceremony, and historical family timelines, click here
1.Introduction to the ceremony by Registrar Karen Brownley and entrance of Deputy Lord Lieutenant Commander John Ludgate.		2. Welcoming Malmesbury School and St Edmunds Catholic School, and Families from Globe School
3. Rezaul, Year 2, GlobePrimary School making his speech.		4. Shahanaz, Mother, GlobeSchool making her speech.
5. Mubarak, Year 6, GlobeSchool giving his speech.		6. Noora, Ye ar 2, GlobeSchool giving her speech.
7. Amina, Mother, GlobeSchool presents her speech.		8. Deputy Lord Lieutenant Commander John Ludgate gives his speech as dignitary.
9. Interview by children of Karen Brownley, Deputy Superintendent Registrar.		10. Interview by the children of the Deputy Lord Lieutenant Commander John Ludgate.

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