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An upbeat, celebratory song specially written to support the Social and Emotional Aspects of Learning (SEAL).
Words by Melanie Barber Music by Geraldine Gaunt and by Phil Needham
Used by permission of Wakefield Metropolitan District Council
One, two, three,
Good to be me,
One, two, three.
One, two, three,
Good to be me,
One, two, three.
One, two, three,
It’s good to be me,
And I want the world to know,
It’s good to be me.
One, two, three,
It’s good to be me,
And I want the world to know,
It’s good to be me.
I’m a special person
And there’s only one of me,
And no one else is prouder
Of the person that is me.
One, two, three …
One, two, three,
It’s good to be me,
And I want the world to know,
It’s good to be me.
One, two, three,
It’s good to be me,
And I want the world to know,
It’s good to be me.
I’m a special person
And there’s only one of me,
And no one else is prouder
Of the person that is me.
One, two, three …
I’m a special person
And there’s only one of me,
And no one else is prouder
Of the person that is me.
One, two, three …
One, two, three …
An upbeat, celebratory song specially written to support the Social and Emotional Aspects of Learning (SEAL).
Vocal range a 5th
Accompaniment Accompanied
Key stage KS1
Style Pop
Subject PSHE & Citizenship
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Melanie is a Primary Strategy Consultant for Behaviour and Attendance and SEAL for Wakefield LA. In 2003, she launched SEAL in Wakefield Authority, and now delivers CPD training and workshops to whole schools and specific target audiences across the country.
Geraldine is Music Advisor for Wakefield LA and has a wealth of experience in writing materials to support music in primary schools. As co-author of the popular Music in Action series her work is highly respected by teachers. She is also in great demand for her music workshops that she runs across the country.
Phil is Advisory Teacher for Music for Wakefield LA. Prior to this he worked for 15 years as a secondary music teacher and Head of Department, being one of the few departments nationally to receive a Grade 1 from Ofsted. In the past, Phil has created many high quality resources for pastoral use informed by his other roles as a Head of Year and Lower School.
Wakefield Metropolitan District Council
c/o MES Supplies
An exciting collection of 14 specially written songs that support and bring to life the Primary National Strategy’s ‘Social and Emotional Aspects of Learning’.
Audio information
The audio tracks were used by permission of Wakefield Metropolitan District Council.
Copyright information
All copyright music in the Sing Up programme is used by permission. The songwriters and/or copyright holders have been remunerated under due licensing arrangements. Find out more about copyright by visiting the UK Music and Sound Rights websites.
Mrs AINGE Report this comment
Posted 23rd Jan 2010 02:48
I used this in my class assembly, the children loved it and learnt it very quickly, we are now going to learn it as a whole school. Brilliant
Mrs Mitchell Report this comment
Posted 2nd Dec 2009 11:47
our children love this song. even those in recpetion now know it by heart and the older ones harmonise. Mrs S Mitchell. West Sussex
Mrs Lowe Report this comment
Posted 10th Nov 2009 11:19
The children absolutely love this song!
Mrs Slobodyanyuk Report this comment
Posted 10th Nov 2009 09:13
Just great song. Kids adore it.
Mr Woods Report this comment
Posted 24th Sep 2009 05:02
I liked it! I really enjoyed it because it warms up my voice and entertains me! It makes me feel happy! I like the tune - it's groovy! - Mr Woods' Year 3/4 choir
Mrs Firmstone Report this comment
Posted 17th Sep 2009 12:21
The children in my class absolutely love this song!