article_snippet: The footage shows a bored classroom suddenly breaking out into singing and dancing before singing and dancing infectious rhythm spreads to other parts of the Ayrshire school.
article_snippet: Staff at the Ayrshire school break out Staff at the Scottish school best moves while dancing in the corridors .
article_snippet: Deputy Head Girl Jen Ross was behind the project...and managed to persuade Deputy Head Girl Jen Ross teachers to boogie on down .
article_snippet: Jen, who regularly posts Deputy Head Girl Jen Ross own videos onto YouTube and who has a seat on the Senior Student Council, asked teachers if teachers'd get involved with Deputy Head Girl Jen Ross idea.
article_snippet: Deputy Head Girl Jen Ross told FEMAIL: 'Although some of the teachers were a bit worried about how some of the teachers would come across, they all got involved and it was great to see everyone having such a good time. '
article_snippet: Although the five-minute video shows plenty of talented moves from the youngsters, some of the teachers might be wondering how some of the teachers two left feet ended up on camera.
article_snippet: Don't believe me, just watch: Headteacher Susan Beattie leads members of Headteacher Susan Beattie staff as part of the routine .
article_snippet: The whole school was delighted to get behind the project and the project really shows the great pupil-teacher relationships we have – as well as some clearly talented dancers!'
article_snippet: Miss Ross used a friend, Catriona Hill, to help Miss Ross with choreography.
highlights_snippet: Even the headteacher, Susan Beattie, makes an animated appearance .