Holy Family kids put on Haunted House
NORWICH – After almost two years of planning, fifth graders from Holy Family School are scheduled to host a spooky and scary haunted house this weekend. The haunted house is set to run from 7-9 p.m. Saturday in the school’s gymnasium.
Close to 10 students joined forces to create the event which originally was going to be at a student’s home. Over time, the idea became a community-wide project. The haunted house is open to all ages and there is a suggested $1 donation which will benefit the school. Refreshments will be provided.
Students Corinne Shea and Shane Reynolds came up with the idea and the rest of the class was quickly involved in the planning and decision-making process. Shane has a written a detailed floor plan and the class has acquired materials to ensure the haunted house will be just as spooky as they were hoping it would be.
“We have been putting this togther instead of going to recess,” Reynolds said.
Reynolds says there will be many special effects including a human spider web and a fog machine to entertain guests.
The students are hoping to have many guests in attendance for their show, but say they are pleased most with the team effort and hard work they all have put in to it.
“This is a plan that has been in the making for a long time and it is nice to see the children’s hopes become a reality,” parent Rosemary Reynolds said.
Close to 10 students joined forces to create the event which originally was going to be at a student’s home. Over time, the idea became a community-wide project. The haunted house is open to all ages and there is a suggested $1 donation which will benefit the school. Refreshments will be provided.
Students Corinne Shea and Shane Reynolds came up with the idea and the rest of the class was quickly involved in the planning and decision-making process. Shane has a written a detailed floor plan and the class has acquired materials to ensure the haunted house will be just as spooky as they were hoping it would be.
“We have been putting this togther instead of going to recess,” Reynolds said.
Reynolds says there will be many special effects including a human spider web and a fog machine to entertain guests.
The students are hoping to have many guests in attendance for their show, but say they are pleased most with the team effort and hard work they all have put in to it.
“This is a plan that has been in the making for a long time and it is nice to see the children’s hopes become a reality,” parent Rosemary Reynolds said.
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