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# Can't wait to celebrate

# Can't wait to celebrate

# It's great

# To celebrate! #

Whoo-hoo!

Aha! Did I frighten you?

Aw I'm sorry if I did. I'm\na knight - Sir Thomas of Ticker!

I found this old suit of armour\nunderneath some bits and bobs

and decided to try it on.

Now I can't get out!

It's very difficult\nto move around in.

CLANK! CLANK!

How did knights drink tea?

My friends Sam and Matthew love\nknights and one in particular -

St George\nthe patron saint of England.

They're about to get ready for a\nvery special day - St George's Day.

I think they're very excited.\nLet's find out shall we?

- Hi I'm Sam. - Hi I'm Matthew.\n - BOTH: We're twins!

We're celebrating\nSt George's Day...

BOTH: ..and being English!

Yeah!

We love being English.

And here are some things people\nthink of when they think of England.

Fish and chips.

BOTH: Rain!

Cricket.

Red post boxes.

Morris dancing.

BELLS JANGLE

And dragons.

OK then not dragons exactly.

- The man who fought one -\nSt George. - Oh-h!

St George is the patron saint\nof England.

People think\nhe was a brave strong man.

He stood up for what he believed in.

Come on Matthew! Let's go.

'At school today'

'our friends are doing\none of our favourite dances -

'maypole dancing.

'They dance around the pole

'with all the different\ncoloured ribbons.

'Tomorrow we're going\nto a big St George's Day event.

'So we've come to a craft workshop\nto make things for our costumes.'

- Hiya. Are you all right? - Yeah.

Right so you're going to be\nSt George so on your shield

- what would you like to draw?\nShall we draw...? - A cross?

The red cross yep good idea.

You're going to make a dragon's\nhelmet. Would you like to try it on?

See what it fits like. Wow!

Go on then Sam.\nYou do that line for me. Lovely!

Does it look like a dragon's mouth?

You're doing a great job with that.

The red cross\nis the symbol of St George.

The cross is looking good\non the shield.

OK scaly yes!

Real scaly.

Good.

Don't leave any white pieces\nwill you?

That's it Sam.

Nice! Keep going.

Beautiful!

Big tap...

on the table that's it.

- Beautiful. Let's have a look.\nShow everyone else. - That's nice.

Really nice Sam.\nYour name looks really good.

Wow!

Let's hear the noise.

HE ROARS

I think you're going to look a bit\nscary tomorrow. Thank you very much.

- Bye! - Thank you very much.\n - ROARING

'Now we've got our costumes there's\none more thing we need to prepare.'

BOTH: Picnic food! Yummy!

- So Sam what do we need first? - Food. - And...

BOTH: MU-UM!

Come on then boys.\nLet's wash our hands.

First we're making sandwiches.

I'm making cucumber sandwiches.

And I'm making ham sandwiches.

I'm using bread butter\nand cucumber.

I'm using bread butter and ham.

Well done.

Put the sandwich on the plate.

Sam and Matthew are making a picnic\nfor their friends Aidan and Ewan.

Also for our picnic\nwe've got some English pork pies.

And we've got some scones.

Best of all\nwe've got strawberries and cream.

We can't wait to celebrate tomorrow.

Ah! That English picnic\nlooked delicious.

I hope their friends enjoy it.

I've got a sandwich of my own...

except that every time\nI try to take a bite...

- CLUNK! - ..my helmet slams shut!

St George is the patron saint\nof England.

But no part of England\nis quite like another.

There are cities and there's\ncountryside and beaches...

Well I tell you what.

I know a poem that will show you\nhow many different places there are.

# Celebrate! #

Nelson on his column

Tells the lions crouched below

About lighthouses and rocky shores

No-one knows this land like me

On Liverpool's skyline\ntwo birds sing

Of the Mersey River\nracing to the sea

No-one knows this land like me

The Angel of the North

Holds his arms outspread

Showing the width of Tyne and Wear

No-one knows this land like me

An owl hunting on Bodmin Moor

Sees the moon hide behind\neach granite tor

And windblown tree

No-one knows this land like me

On the Berkshire Downs

A hare counts 40 hops between

The chalky horse's mane and tail

No-one knows this land like me

The wind ruffles Lake Windermere

Spins the windmills of Norfolk

And blows steam\nfrom a builder's mug of tea

No-one knows this land like me

A Birmingham fox

In the shadow of tower blocks

Smells salty chips

Watches sparks from trains\non the Western line

No-one knows this land like me

In Wiltshire

Wheat grows and acorns fall

Stonehenge remembers\nthe feel of hands

And songs in many mother tongues

No-one knows this land like me.

# It's great to celebrate! #

- HE SNIFFS - I think I can smell something.

I think it's sausages!

It must be time\nfor the St George's celebration.

- It smells yummy. - I know. Mummy's\ncooking us an English breakfast.

Let's get our costumes on\nto surprise her.

Boys! Breakfast's ready.

BOTH: Coming!

Oh wow! Look at you two!

I love your helmet.\nAnd your shield Sam - brilliant.

- Shall I burn the toast?\n - Burn the toast?!

- HE GIGGLES - Cos I'm a dragon!

'It's time to go

'to the St George's Day\ncelebrations...

'if we can get the hamper\nout the door!

'Loads of people have turned up

'to celebrate St George's Day

'and there is so much to do here!

'Look! There's our friends.'

We're going to learn\nhow to be like St George.

BOTH: And we're going to learn\nhow to be a dragon!

Hello there young squires!

- Do you want to be a knight\nlike St George? - Yes. - Yes.

Excellent! Three two one go!

Come on see if you can hit\nthe hoop! No carry on!

Yes that's it!

Carry on.\nAnd the final hoop - there you go!

Oh nice try!

So I'm looking\nfor the very best dragon I can.

Then I will have the mightiest dragon\nand St George will finally be beaten!

THEY LAUGH

Three two one go!

Right under we go - that's it.

Oh get that pig get him! Forward!

Pick up the sponge throw it at the\nnobleman - three two one throw!

Yes brilliant!\nRun back through here this way.

Oh you're dropping them all.

PIGS SQUEAK

You're holding them in your hand!\nThat's no good!

No no no no!

Now we're going to see a man\npretending to be St George

on a real horse.

And a massive dragon!

THEY CHEER

CROWD: Oo-ooh!

ANNOUNCER: 'Dragon!

'Let's hear it for St George!'

CROWD CHEERS

'He's a hero!'

EVIL LAUGHTER

St George I will defeat you!

'The dragon is a villain!'\nCROWD BOOS

'St George is a hero!'\nCROWD CHEERS

'Will the dragon go over?\nIs he going to go down?

'The villain's going down!

'Ladies and gentlemen\nour hero St George!'

CROWD CHEERS

'That was amazing.'

Look who it is!

- Hello! - Hello St George.

- How are you guys doing?\nNice to meet you. - Nice to meet you.

Ah you're a dragon as well.\nExcellent. That's a cool costume.

- Did you watch the pageant? - Yeah.

- Did you cheer for St George? - Yeah.\nGlad to hear it. - OK come on boys.

'All the action's made us hungry.

'Time to surprise our friends.'

- Ready Aidan? - Yeah.\n - Ready Ewan? - Yeah.

- Wow! - Wow!

Oh my favourite!

Scones!

I love scones.

Have you saved some for us boys?

I'll take that you pour some more.

- Would you like a ham sandwich? - Mmm.\nYummy strawberries. Pass them around.

- Happy St George's Day!\n - It's great to celebrate!

ALL: Yeah!

Oh I think they had a lot of fun.

Whoo! Free at last!

It's great to celebrate.

I love this bit.

Hey-hey!

# Can't wait to celebrate

# It's great to celebrate

# Can't wait to celebrate

# It's great to celebrate

# Can't wait to celebrate

# It's great to celebrate

# Can't wait to celebrate

# It's great to celebrate!

# We're so excited\nCos it's going to be

# A party time\nfor all our friends and family

# We're getting ready\nWe'll have so much fun

# So come and join in everyone

# Cos it's time for us to celebrate

# Yeah it's time for us\nto celebrate

# It's great to celebrate

# Cos today is such a special day

# It's great to celebrate

# It's time for you and me\nTo celebrate

# So jump to your feet\nAnd dance with us

# Clap your hands and cheer

# Cos it's time for us to celebrate

# It's great to celebrate

# It's time for us to celebrate

# Cos today is such a special day

# It's great to celebrate

# It's time for you and me\nto celebrate

# Time for us to celebrate

# It's great to celebrate

# It's time for you and me

# It's great to celebrate! #

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