A new take on what has been described as the best short story ever written with a Bee Gees flavour!
A song with a well known lilting folk tune exploring how people tried to bully Jesus and his response to them.
A rap style song encouraging children to treat other people well on social media and on the Internet.
This song is about changes, moving on and how other people are with us on these ‘journeys’.
A new take on a cracking song expressing a range of emotions.
A song about forgiveness, using the stories of three people in the Bible who 'messed up' but Jesus did not give up on them.
‘Hello’ introduces different ways that people say hello, starting off with ways of saying hello in English then moving on to greeting people in other languages.
A 'belter' of a song inviting us to praise God with our voices, hands, feet and on musical instruments.
Acoustic version of a great ending song. Please note this is an audio-only track, with a still image video.
This classic Fischy song celebrates our individual and collective worth and uniqueness.
A feel good pop song looking at different strategies to cheer ourselves up.
Originally written about Climate change, but as the pandemic hit our country it has become a song giving children the opportunity to express some of the emotions they may be feeling in a positive way.
A very popular full on rock song that celebrates people who inspire us because of what they say and what they do.
A Latin American style stomper allowing us to enjoy our senses of taste, sight, hearing, touch and smell.
This is an audio track only: an instrumental for when you need to slow down.
A 5 minute trip around the world stopping off at some of the most amazing places such as Everest, Angel Falls, Sahara Desert, etc. The song poses the question that whoever made this world is someone worth thinking about.
The perfect up-beat starter song to get children fully involved, with a positive mindset.
A pop style song that explores a range of emotions in a fun way, the same words are sung in each verse but the style of music changes to reflect the emotion.
Children love questions and this song celebrates their value with a mix of silly and serious ones in an energetic rock style. Why indeed!
A gentle acoustic version of this highly popular song.