Hymns we all remember from primary school

11 hymns we all remember from primary school First published on Friday 14 February 2020 Last modified on Wednesday 18 August 2021

Ah ... school assemblies. Sitting cross legged on the wooden floor. Singing hymns from a dogeared copy of Come and Praise while the Year 3 teacher thumped along on the ever-so-slightly-out-of-tune piano … 2. Lord of the DanceLong before Michael Flatley got in on the act, the Lord of the Dance was a primary school assembly fave. Although it's not as old as you might think. It was actually written in 1963.3. Give Me Joy in my Heart Oh if only we'd had reverb for all the little harmonies we added to Sing Hosannah.How many 'burnings' did you and your classmates manage to fit in?‘And it's from the old I travel to the new, keep me travelling along with you.’5.

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