Bring your children or grandchildren to Teeny Prom for a fun morning of singing, percussion, props and laughter. The two sessions, this one at 10.30 AM and the second one at 11.15 AM, are both led by experienced teacher and performer Rachel Groves and other fantastic musicians.

Bring your children or grandchildren to Teeny Prom for a fun morning of singing, percussion, props and laughter. The two sessions, this one at 11.15 AM and a second session at 10.30 AM, are both led by experienced teacher and performer Rachel Groves and other fantastic musicians.

By invitation only

This year’s Schools’ Prom is entitled Chocolate and involves almost 400 children from 10 local schools. Working with original material especially composed for the mix of voices, Proms takes singing workshops into schools, leaves materials for the schools to work on, and follows up with final rehearsals and then performance when all schools come together. The performance day gives every child a chance to shine, singing in small and large groups and accompanied by musicians from the superb Fantasia Orchestra. It is a high-quality experience and performance and the Prom has become an important part of the local schools’ calendar.

Using traditional African djembe drums, children create sounds and music from the African continent. Every child immerses themselves in a different culture whilst experiencing a feeling of unity as part of a drum circle. Ticketed but free.

Come and learn about Wind! A variety of musicians will be waiting in tents around the Square, ready to play and talk to the visitors, each offering interactive opportunities to make all sorts of sounds.

Places are limited. Pre-booking is recommended.

Play wacky instruments from a supersonic collection of re-invented recycled objects.

Bring your children or grandchildren to Teeny Prom for a fun occasion of singing, percussion, props and laughter. The sessions are led by an experienced teacher and performer and other fantastic musicians.  Places are limited – pre-booking is recommended.

Toscana Strings and ballerina Laura Tye tell two popular stories through dance and music. Hear the original score of Peter and the Wolf  brought to life through dance. Each character of the story will be represented by a different mime. The second half of the concert will take us to Spain. When Ferdinand the Bull is picked to fight in a bull fight in Madrid all he wants to do is smell the flowers. The story is  orchestrated to Bizet’s score of Carmen. There are opportunities for audience participation with some dance sequences throughout!

Bring your children or grandchildren to Teeny Prom for a fun occasion of singing, percussion, props and laughter. The sessions are led by an experienced teacher and performer and other fantastic musicians.  Places are limited – pre-booking is recommended.