Mark Hamill

A Perth continues to be shaped leading school "Star Wars Day" with a special Assembly from The Cockpit of the Millennium Falcon .

for pupils currently At Home due to the coronavirus lockdown.

headmaster Stuart Clyde, said he made the video with "bits and bobs I had around The House ".

Can the 4. (With You ) is Be an allusion to the 1977 movie of the famous "May The Force be With You " line.

Lord Clyde, Who Said he was a "massive fan" of The Films , plays both Han Solo and Darth Vader in the special Assembly.

Star Wars characters such as R2D2 patrols to be opened seen the grounds of The School , which was officially launched in January .

Mr Clyde said he put the video together over The Last week, on a tablet, and two home computers.

He Said : "There is a lot of Material that is downloadable online from YouTube and the Star Wars site itself.

"So, it is just a case of hunting on The Internet looking for some tutorials on how you do things, like the Darth Vader voice. "

The School principal said he hopes that the online would keep Assembly", the people, the spirits and keep you engaged. "

He Said : "We did not lose, the idea of an Assembly All Together , we thought it would be good, all The Kids in one place practically at the same time.

"We try to stay in contact with our community as a whole as much as possible, and try and keep everyone in The Loop , probably even more than we would do if we were in school. "

The special Assembly also provides a tribute to the Star Wars series " opening titles "creep".

It reads: "It is a dark Time In The Galaxy .

"The Threat posed by The Imperial Virus is high, but a small group of rebels from Bertha Park and do what you can to people who want to learn and give advice that might just keep you safe. "

Mr Clyde has reached to Star Wars actor Mark Hamill and Ewan Mcregor on Twitter in The Hope they'll share the video with their millions of followers.

He Said : "It is really positive, So Far , it seems to go down really well, we are absolutely thrilled. "

Source of news: bbc.com