Trinity Arts
Arts Week 2011
Trinity Arts Week took place between Monday 11th July and Friday 15th July. The jam-packed week included a huge range of activities both during the school day and in the evenings. Pupils from Years 7, 8 and 9 were given the chance to take part in the daytime events. All the evening events were open to pupils, parents, friends and the general public.
The annual barbeque also took place during the week along with activities on the school field which included henna hand painting and circus skills workshops and demonstrations.
Photo Gallery
The Programme
Monday 11th July, 7pm
Summer Concert in the Sports Hall: Performances included some fabulous contributions from our wide range of ensembles, choirs, bands and groups. We also said goodbye to our Year 13 students, some of whom have made up the core of many of our music groups for the past few years.
Tuesday 12th July, 7pm
'Come along & Strum Along!' in the Drama Studio: Nottingham Ukulele Group invited anyone and everyone to join them in having a go at playing this fun little instrument. No experience was required and Ukuleles were available for people to borrow. For those who already play there were some more challenging songs too.
Wednesday 13th July, 4.30pm
"The very-short Hairspray!" in the Drama Studio. This performance, by a group of talented students from Year 9, had its premiere performance at the Nottingham Contemporary Gallery on Wednesday 6th July as part of an Arts Awards Celebration event. Devised, edited, choreographed, designed, directed, built, rehearsed and led by two of the Year 9 team, this production is a testament to the talent and commitment of this group of twenty students.
Wednesday 13th July, 7pm
The Trinity Show Band open invitation. For those who wanted to know more about this popular group and wanted a sneak preview of their new 2011 show. It was a chance to hear the band play and watch their display. They were rehearsing from 7-9pm so anyone could pop along to Upper School and be entertained.
Thursday 14th July, 6.30pm
The Trinity Rock Show in the Drama Studio. This ever-popular event featured around a dozen different bands from across all the year groups at Trinity School. There was a wide variety of styles and songs and a feast of guitar, bass, drum and voice.
Friday 15th July, lunchtime
'Trinity’s Got Talent', our annual talent contest was held at lunchtime and was open to Trinity pupils only.
Well Done
Well done to all those who took part during the week, showing just what an amazingly talented bunch of students we have at Trinity. Thanks also to all those who put in so much effort organising the activities, workshops, concerts, demonstrations and lessons. Bravo!