Havin’ a blast: Bashaw School’s kindergarten class really get into their performance of Christmas Time Is Coming during the annual Christmas concert on Dec 13, the first one to use the stage in the new school. Photo by Jordie Dwyer

Havin’ a blast: Bashaw School’s kindergarten class really get into their performance of Christmas Time Is Coming during the annual Christmas concert on Dec 13, the first one to use the stage in the new school. Photo by Jordie Dwyer

PHOTOS: Annual Bashaw School Christmas Concert

This year’s version of the school concert featured modern and classic tunes

By Jordie Dwyer

This year’s version of the school concert featured modern and classic tunes

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