As part of our growing community outreach programme, members of Johns’ Boys recently spent the day at The Marches School in Oswestry, working with students from across the school.
Aled, Shea, Tom and Berwyn led a series of fun and interactive singing workshops with Sixth Form students before spending time with younger pupils who have shown a particular passion and talent for singing. Through games, vocal exercises and plenty of laughter, the sessions focused on building confidence, encouraging teamwork and, above all, sharing the joy of singing together.
The visit marks the beginning of what we hope will become a long-term partnership with The Marches Academy Trust, helping to inspire more young people to discover choral singing and experience the many benefits that music can bring.
“We were delighted to welcome Johns’ Boys into school to work with our pupils and sixth form students. Aled, Shea, Tom and Berwyn were fantastic, and everyone involved had a wonderful time. The whole experience generated a real buzz.
We’re incredibly proud of the enthusiasm our students brought to the day and are excited to continue working with Johns’ Boys, both at The Marches School and more widely across our Trust. Together, we hope to grow choirs and bring the joy of singing to as many young people as possible.”
Michelle Jones
Marches Academy Trust Sixth Forms
“It was fantastic to spend the day with such enthusiastic young people. Seeing their confidence grow throughout the workshop and hearing them sing together reminded us why sharing music with the next generation is so important. We can’t wait to come back.”
Tom
Johns’ Boys
