In Crawford Bay School, a snowy December night,   

A packed house gathered, spirits shining bright.   

Standing room only, a festive delight,   

For our Winter Concert, a magical sight.  

The PAC selling treats, a feast for the taste,  

 Gourmet pizza and pastries embraced.   

Honey-glazed figs, a delectable grace,   

To keep us fueled for the concert's embrace.  

Families arrived, hearts full of glee,   

A mountain of donations, for all to see.   

Healthy non-perishables, a gift from the heart,   

A community united, playing its part.  

The stage packed with children, small and tall,   

They burst into song, Rudolf leading them all.   

Kindergarten and grade one, a Penguin Polka affair,   

Their joyous performance, filling the air.  

Grade two and three, wide awake with glee,   

Mortimer's antics, a play for all to see.   

"Clang Clang Rattle Bing Bang," the chorus so loud,   

A lively reminder, in Munsch's playful crowd.  

Grade six, seven, eight, a lesson so clear,  

"Santa Goes on Strike," we gathered near.  

Oh no! Selfish desires, the play did unveil,  

A reminder to give, in the winter's tale.  

Grade four and five, a theatrical display,   

"12 Days of Christmas" in  Canadian aray.   

Then, on the edge of seats, grade six to eight,   

"The Year Santa Forgot Christmas," a tale so great.  

On the edge of our seats, a tale so bold,  

"The Year Santa Forgot Christmas," stories untold.  

Grade six, seven, eight, with lessons profound,  

The true spirit of winter, in their voices, resound.  

Music Makers, after-school singers delight,  

O Tannenbaum, Deck the Halls, a harmonious flight.  

Feliz Navidad, their voices in the night,  

A chorus of joy, under the cold moonlight.  

To close this special night, in unity we stand,  

"We Wish You a Merry Christmas," hearts in hand.  

Wishing joy and warmth, spreading good cheer,  

A Happy New Year to all, as the echoes draw near.