Wednesday, 14 February 2018
Wednesday, 15 February 2017
Trinity's got Talent - the I.T and Media student's reviews
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
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
Adam Jones
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.
Simon lewis
Wednesday, 8 February 2017
My Colourful Hobby
I can tell you a lot about colouring because it is one of my favourite pastimes. The
best way to complete a colouring book is to start with the front page.
I prefer to colour in using felt tip pens because they create nice lines
and bright colours. My favourite colouring book is 'The colouring
book of Scotland'
I like this book because it's filled with kind pictures of Scottish places like Edinburgh
and Balmoral castle. Depending on the how much detail I put in to each picture
it can take a few weeks to complete. I find the time to colour in at home & at Trinity during my breaks.
Sometimes it's good to mix hobbies. I like wood burning too so I'm now wood burning one of the pictures from my book onto a piece of wood.
Wednesday, 18 January 2017
Christmas at Trinity - Student's Reflect
As many of our students and their families know, Christmas was a busy time for us. Lots of activities helped to create a warm and festive atmosphere amongst the Trinity Skills community.
The It and Media group have taken a moment to reflect on all of the fun that was had and have comprised this post as a result.
Christmas Panto
On Wednesday 14th December students and Staff went to Stafford Gatehouse Theatre to watch 'Aladdin: The Wok and Roll Panto'. It was a great show, funny and good to sing along to. My favourite bit was Aladdin's pet monkey 'Cuddles'. He was so cheeky and funny! I'd go again to see a Panto next year.
Darren
Signed Choir, Hilderstone Hall Performance
On
Tuesday 5th December 2016, the signing choir group went to
Hilderstone Hall to perform their annual Christmas show for the residents. The
Choir was outstanding and it went really well. It was very
challenging because there were lots of audience members watching the
spectacular Performance.
All
the Students are hardworking and talented Signers.
We
performed the tracks: “Flying without Wings”, I wish
it could Christmas Everyday”, “let
the flame burn bright”, and “Count on me”!
Jenny H
Student
Christmas Meal
(Pictured James and Adam)
On Thursday
15th December 2016 the staff & students went for a Christmas
meal at the Greyhound at Burston and we had some crackers to pull at our tables
when we arrived. Then we had our lunch and it consisted of a mains and a
desert with choices of Beef, Turkey, Lasagne and Desert’s consisted of Ice
Cream, Christmas Pudding and Chocolate Fudge cake.
James H and Chad H
Craft Fayre
On Wednesday 7th December 2016 at Unit 2B students hosted the craft fayre. There were different stalls such as cake stalls, woodwork, glass stalls, Clifford card stalls, Marquetry and Art stalls, there were also plenty of hot drinks available like coffee and tea. There were lots of items to buy at the fayre such as bird boxes, glass items, cakes and Christmas cards. We raised lots of money for enterprise materials and for Club 101.
Simon L
THE CHRISTMAS SHOW
And very well done to the performers who have been practising tirelessly for weeks just to make sure everything was perfect.
By Alistair S and Adam J
Simon L
THE CHRISTMAS SHOW
On Tuesday the 13th
of December the Trinity Skills performing arts group had their annual Christmas
show at St Michael’s church. This year’s theme was about X factor, Britain
The show was very enjoyable and
had most of the audience tapping their feet to some of the songs also behind
the scenes was a very stressful time for the sound team who had to make sure
the right songs were played at the right time so well done to them and the
media team for the photos and the video.And very well done to the performers who have been practising tirelessly for weeks just to make sure everything was perfect.
By Alistair S and Adam J
Tuesday, 8 November 2016
My First Day
On my first day I felt nervous. I first went into dining room and met
all my fellow students and staff and had a cup of tea. My first session was signing choir which I really enjoyed, we
signed frozen 'let it go'. I made a new friend called Josh and in the afternoon I did media where we
started writing blogs I am really happy to be at TSFL and excited to start my
new time table
Adam Jones
Wednesday, 19 October 2016
Meet the Team
The blog is being taken over for a while…
By whom you may ask?
By us - the new student bloggers!
We are the IT & Media group and we have
written some articles we would like to share with you.
Watch this space for interesting stories
about our experiences, favourite activities and hobbies. We hope that you will enjoy reading about them as much as we enjoyed writing about them.
Monday, 26 September 2016
Staff v Students Football Match 2016
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| Pictured: The Student (and friends) team |
Landslide
victory 7 – 3 to the Students
We
had a good turnout of spectators on Friday 16th September who
cheered the teams on and hopefully enjoyed a very competitive match!
Staff
got off to an early lead and at half time they were ahead 2 – 1. However the
students then came out all guns blazing and it was one goal after another. The
students thoroughly enjoyed the experience of playing on a fantastic pitch –
with floodlights on in the second half!
Thank
you to Geoff Banwell who refed the match fair and square. Special thanks to
Bill Grinham and Bob Lloyd for their help on the night and to Eccleshall
Football F.C for letting us use their ground. We hope to have a rematch next
year.
Goal
scorers-
Staff:
Chris Clare, Alex Steer & Steve ‘Teletubby’ Twigg
Students:
J Heeley (2), A Smyth, M Steer, T Brough,
E
Batchelor, J Batchelor
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| The Staff (and friends) team |
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| Everybody taking up their positions on the pitch |
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| Tension mounts early on |
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| Nimble footed students go up against brave defence |
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| Jonothan plays another blinder |
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| Tackles aplenty spark domestic disputes |
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| Students celebrate yet another goal! Smiles all round |
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