Picture designed by Darren
On the 31st
January 2017 students from Trinity Work Skills decide to perform a show call
Trinity Got Talent which was perform at Unit 2B. The performances showcased the
amazing talents that us students have. Acts ranged from singing, signing, and
dancing. The show started at 1:00pm till 3:00pm with light refreshments. There were
lots of groups involved in the show such as the Performing Arts group and the I.T group who took videos and
photos of the event.
Read on to find out more from the other students....
Chad Hollinsworth
Thomas & Alex Hannon performing 'She's like the wind'
My names Alistair and
I had to be compere which is just a fancy name for host for Trinity’s got
talent. I had to introduce a range of acts from singing and dancing to signing
and even a piano solo from Jenny Hadfield.
As much as I wanted
to be in the performance I preferred to be the host as I didn’t have to perform
anything and I could improvise if something went wrong which fortunately didn’t
, good job . The sound and photography team also did very well. A good job by all.
Alistair Smith
Jenny Hadfield performing 'You'll never walk alone' Joseph Nixon's dancing solo
My name’s is Adam and I performed in the first
Act. I was part of a group we signed
Delilah and I enjoyed it a lot because I’m a Stoke fan and its one of their songs.
We all did well. Afterwards I took photos of the other acts there were group
performances signing and singing songs such as Busted and Blame it on the boogie
Anne-Marie Stockton singing 'A whole New World' Richard Harris singing 'If I let you go'
Hi, my name is Jennifer H and my act was tickling the ivories. I performed a famous hymn called 'You'll Never Walk Alone'. I practiced that song for two weeks.
Lets kick off with Tom Jones 'Why, Why Why Delilah' and it involved all the students. We got 20 stars.
There were other acts such as singing, dancing and signing, and playing piano. There was solo dancing, fast random dancing and random singing,
Jenny Hadfield
David Jowett dance sole 'Don't stop Believing' Dan Alcock singing 'Dance with my Father'
There were about 30 to 50 people in the audience who were parents/carers & family of students
& staffs. At half time orange blackcurrant & chocolate biscuits were given to
the audience, they loved the show yes they did! Some highlights of the
show were when all of the students sang and danced together.