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Video shows primary class going crazy to Travis Tune – 6,000 miles away in Peru

A HEARTWARMING video shows an entire class of primary school children ecstatically dancing to a song by Scots band Travis – over 6,000 miles away in Peru.

The class of nine- and 10-year-olds even link arms and do a Highland jig as they watch a video of Fran Healy and his bandmates perform Magnificent Time.

The clip was shot in a school in the capital Lima and was posted by their teacher – and Travis superfan – Jorge Juarez.

Jorge tweeted the clip with the caption: “I showed this amazing song to my 4th grade students. The result: best class ever.”

He and his pupils were rewarded with a retweet by Fran Healey.

Jorge responded: “OMG the kids are gonna get crazy when I tell them you retweeted the video. Thank you so much.”

The English teacher has since been receiving praise over social media for his fun-filled teaching skills.

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Travis frontman Fran Healy re-tweeted the video on Twitter

One Twitter user, Wendy Torquay wrote: “Having a Magnificent Time at school. Every day school day should start like this.”

Anne Foley Smith ?said: “Fantastic and fabulous.”

And Stuart Downes wrote: “Brilliant. Should be part of every school day.”

Speaking about the video today, Mr Juarez said: “I’ve been a Travis fan for so many years and an English teacher for the last four years.

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The ecstatic class was smiling and laughing as they copied all the dance moves.

“Magnificent Time is such an amazing and catchy song so I thought it would be great to show it to the 4th grade class and they immediately loved it.

“The class turned into a party with their smiles, laughs and dancing. They’re gonna get crazy when I tell them that Fran Healy retweeted the video.”

Magnificent Time is the third single to come from Travis’ eight album, Everything at Once.

They are currently in the midst of a European tour and will be performing at T in the Park in Auchterarder in Perth and Kinross.

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