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Gym and Dance rehearsals: tickets on sale now!

Danes Student Journalist, Chloe Cox 7E, reports ...

Some of the school’s most talented dancers and gymnasts will be showcasing their skills in the Barbirolli Hall this week. On Wednesday 13th and Thursday 14th February at 7pm, Year 7s up to Year 13s will be gathering together to present what they have been doing this term. They are performing a range of different dances and routines, from ballet to vaulting.

Aoife, a dancer in the show, said: “I am really excited but I am a bit nervous about my solo.”

In addition, all the performers have been working hard and practising frequently to reach their highest potential in all their dance and gym routines. Rehearsals took place yesterday. For a sneak peek of some of the vaulting, click here for a video clip. It promises to be a great show, so make sure to get your tickets soon!

Tickets are available from the PE office: Adults £6, Children £3. Providing the show does not sell out, tickets will also be available on the door.

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