Many thanks to the Team at AHR for their hospitality and to the Young Performers from SYTG PA who once again did a fantastic job!
Well Done! and Get Well Soon to all the Patients.
Friday, July 16, 2010
SYTG PA On The Air!
Last weekend SYTG PA were again invited to join in with Auckland Hospital Radio Marathon Weekend. Members of SYTG PA performed live in the radio studios, entertaining people in hospital across the North.
Many thanks to the Team at AHR for their hospitality and to the Young Performers from SYTG PA who once again did a fantastic job!
Well Done! and Get Well Soon to all the Patients.
Many thanks to the Team at AHR for their hospitality and to the Young Performers from SYTG PA who once again did a fantastic job!
Well Done! and Get Well Soon to all the Patients.
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Cheque Presentation
Thank you to Durham Police and Fire Service who have given SYTG PA a donation from money raised at the Bonfire Night Firework Display. This is very much appreciated and will go along way to help us provide the service we do for all young people within Durham and Darlington.
Seen here is Kelly McDonnell receiving the cheque on behalf of SYTG PA from the Chief Executive Officer of Durham and Darlington Fire and Rescue Service Susan Johnson, and representatives of Durham Constabulary.
Thank You to all who helped contribute to this donation.
Seen here is Kelly McDonnell receiving the cheque on behalf of SYTG PA from the Chief Executive Officer of Durham and Darlington Fire and Rescue Service Susan Johnson, and representatives of Durham Constabulary.
Thank You to all who helped contribute to this donation.
Friday, December 18, 2009
FAME Cast List
FAME Cast List Announced
Principals
Dancers
Principals
| Theo Close................................... | Nick Piazza |
| Maddie Banks................................ | Serena Katz |
| Andy Borthwick............................ | Jose 'Joe' Vegas |
| Kirsten Wright.............................. | Carmen Diaz |
| Billy Connelly................................ | Tyrone Jackson |
| Hannah Jobson............................. | Mabel Washington |
| Sam Hall..................................... | Iris Kelly |
| Michael Dawson........................... | Schlomo Metzenbaum |
| Charlotte Churchman.................. | Grace 'Lambchops' Lamb |
| James de Lauchay....................... | Goodman 'Goody' King |
| Kate Millington............................ | Miss Esther Sherman |
| Hannah-Jo Wolfe......................... | Ms. Greta Bell |
| Cian Robinson.............................. | Mr. Myers |
| Lewis Wilkinson.......................... | Mr. Shienkopf |
Dancers
| Chloe Nattrass | Kathryn Miller |
| Becky Howarth | Emily Cowens |
| Abi Faye | Elisha Summerson |
| Julia Crone | Rebecca Jackson |
| Jessica Shaw | Shannon Kay |
| Sophie Clark | Jessica Hall |
| Sophie Barlow | Emily Hall |
| Hannah Lowes | Mia Welsh |
| Stacey Thompson | Holly Welsh |
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
FAME the Musical
SYTG PA is proud to announce that it will be performing
Fame the Musical
at the Gala Theatre
from the 7th to the 10th April 2010.
if you would like to be in this show follow the link below for audition details:
Auditions
Fame the Musical
at the Gala Theatre
from the 7th to the 10th April 2010.
if you would like to be in this show follow the link below for audition details:
Auditions
Tuesday, September 16, 2008
SYTG PA Charity challenge 2008
SYTG PA has a formidable task of raising over £4000 in 2008 to enable it to perform in the Gala Theatre and Bishop Auckland Town Hall. Can you help?
Visit the site now
Visit the site now
SYTG PA - Achieves Investing in Children Status
SYTG PA is proud to announce that after several months of assessment we have achieved the
Investing in Children Status. This award indicates that we put the young people of our group first and continue to develop based on their opinions and needs.
For more infromation about this award click here.
What is Investing in Children?
Investing in Children is an organisation concerned with the human rights of children and young people. This means asking questions about the way children and young people are treated in society. Where it is clear that the rights of children and young people are being
ignored, Investing in Children works to support children and young people themselves, and adults, to challenge and change situations.
Where did Investing in Children come from?
In 1995, a group of senior managers of public services in County Durham got together to discuss finding a new way to provide services to children, young people and their families. They were worried about a number of things. There was a very negative image of children and young people in the media - they were most often presented as a 'problem' for adults to manage. The various agencies which provide services to children and young people worked separately, when it would be more sensible if they could work together. Some children and young people were being left out, despite efforts to include everyone. And, most importantly, we weren't paying enough attention to what children and young people themselves had to say about things. The outcome of these discussions was the Investing in Children Statement of Intent. The aim is for groups to allow members to have a say in improving and creating opportunities for their futures.
Way back in February of this year Bernie Stock from Investing in children made several visits to SYTG. His job was to decide weather we would qualify for membership to this scheme.
He looked at our work and talked with members and committee representatives. Following this he sent us a written evaluation of his opinions of our organisation. Having read this we decided that it was a fair and accurate account of what we do and what we are all about. Bernie then recommended that we should be awarded membership.
We have now been awarded this status and will be able to use the recognised logo on our website and correspondence.
We hope to have a presentation of the official certificate in the near future.
Investing in Children Status. This award indicates that we put the young people of our group first and continue to develop based on their opinions and needs.
For more infromation about this award click here.
What is Investing in Children?
Investing in Children is an organisation concerned with the human rights of children and young people. This means asking questions about the way children and young people are treated in society. Where it is clear that the rights of children and young people are being
ignored, Investing in Children works to support children and young people themselves, and adults, to challenge and change situations.
Where did Investing in Children come from?
In 1995, a group of senior managers of public services in County Durham got together to discuss finding a new way to provide services to children, young people and their families. They were worried about a number of things. There was a very negative image of children and young people in the media - they were most often presented as a 'problem' for adults to manage. The various agencies which provide services to children and young people worked separately, when it would be more sensible if they could work together. Some children and young people were being left out, despite efforts to include everyone. And, most importantly, we weren't paying enough attention to what children and young people themselves had to say about things. The outcome of these discussions was the Investing in Children Statement of Intent. The aim is for groups to allow members to have a say in improving and creating opportunities for their futures.
Way back in February of this year Bernie Stock from Investing in children made several visits to SYTG. His job was to decide weather we would qualify for membership to this scheme.
He looked at our work and talked with members and committee representatives. Following this he sent us a written evaluation of his opinions of our organisation. Having read this we decided that it was a fair and accurate account of what we do and what we are all about. Bernie then recommended that we should be awarded membership.
We have now been awarded this status and will be able to use the recognised logo on our website and correspondence.
We hope to have a presentation of the official certificate in the near future.
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