Rehearsals are well underway for this year’s Greenfield Community College School Production which will be performed in December.
Without giving too many secrets away, the storyline, which includes dancing and music, takes place at a circus, where the custard pies aren’t being thrown so well, and the owners find themselves trapped in a world where a ‘Blackberry’ is not part of a young person’s 5 a- day.
Something needs to happen before their business is lost forever… could a group of unruly youths be the solution?
Greenfield Community College prides itself in offering high quality performing Arts teaching and learning, and this year’s results were even better than last with 100% of GCSE drama and 92% GCSE Dance students gaining A*- C.
An incredible 47% of these students gained A and A*s.
These results are 27% above the National Average and contribute greatly to Greenfield’s fantastic overall statistics as one of the highest performing and most improved schools in the county.
Young people who go to Greenfield can access a whole host of opportunities including a dedicated Youth Dance Group ‘Grounded’ which has performed at Youth Dance England’s National performance programme at the Hippodrome, home of The Birmingham Royal Ballet.
The school’s Youth Theatre group received incredible praise for their performance of ‘We lost Elijah’ at Northern Stage earlier in the year.
The National Theatre Connections programme has a strict application process and consistent high results and reputation for quality have enabled the department to participate in a number of times.
The school’s music team offers a range of opportunities to all learners including Rock School, Guitar club and Singing for Success.
For more info check out the school’s website at www.greenfieldschool.net or follow the school on twitter: @greenfieldPArts
