'While we have time let us do good to all’. (Galatians 6:10)'

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• AUTUMN 2017 SPORTS REPORT

  Wed 20 Dec 2017

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• END OF AUTUMN TERM 2017

  Wed 20 Dec 2017

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• COVENTRY FESTIVAL OF SPEECH & DRAMA

  Thu 07 Dec 2017

  Last Saturday (25/11/17) Harris C. of E. Academy students performed monologues in the acting class of the Coventry Speech and Drama Festival held at Bablake School. Year 10 student Tabbi C won the acting prize for her comedic performance as Nicola from Victoria Wood’s ‘Mens Sana in Thingummy Doodah’. Izy F was awarded a Distinction certificate and Lorenzo G was awarded a Highly Commended certificate.
  
  Chris Browning, Head of Performing Arts said, ‘We are delighted for Tabbi and Izy and Lorenzo. They put in a great deal of hard work for these monologues as well as the ones they also performed the previous day for their LAMDA exams. Tabbi had us in stitches with her Victoria Wood piece and I am so pleased that she received the generous recognition from her adjudicator at the festival. The Coventry Speech and Drama Festival is an excellent opportunity for students to showcase their monologues. The adjudicators diligently appraise every performer and give them helpful points to develop their skills.’  
  
  TTabitha C said: “It was such a great experience, and I feel so grateful for the opportunity to partake in the competition. It was such an achievement to win in the solo acting group, against so many talented people.' 
  
  Izzy F said: “I am so thankful for this opportunity to go to this festival, and to come away with a distinction for my first time there was completely unexpected.  I exceeded my expectation of myself, and I’m so proud of this achievement. It was a tough competition so everybody should feel proud of themselves.”
   

  

• LAMADA RESULTS

  Wed 06 Dec 2017

  November 2017 LAMDA Results: Distinction – 12, Merit – 3, Pass – 0, Fail – 1
  
  The class of November 17 have triumphed above all others with the best results ever for Harris C. of E. Academy. With the most distinctions ever; the highest scores out of 100 ever; and its first ever Grade 8, (not forgetting winning the Coventry Speech and Drama Festival.) Normally the preserve of independent schools the LAMDA acting performance qualifications (externally assessed) are the hardest examination of a young actor’s talent; they have to perform 2 or 3 monologues solo for between 3 and 5 minutes in front of an examiner. 
  Thank you for support of the following students recently and please give them a well-deserved pat on the back if you see them or are their tutor:
   
   Charlotte H, Grade 8, Distinction and Gold Medal 91/100 and 30 UCAS points
   Ben L, Grade 7, Distinction and Silver Medal 87/100 and 16 UCAS points
   Tabbi C, Grade 7, Merit and Silver Medal 76/100 and 14 UCAS points
   Gerogie B, Grade 6, Distinction and Bronze Medal 85/100 and 12 UCAS points
   Denisa M, Grade 6, Distinction and Bronze Medal 84/100 and 12 UCAS points
   Bethany L, Grade 6, Distinction and Bronze Medal 84/100 and 12 UCAS points
   Nicole R, Grade 6, Merit and Bronze Medal 77/100 and 10 UCAS points
   Catherine C, Grade 5, Distinction 91/100
   Samuel R, Grade 5, Distinction 89/100
   Lorenzo G, Grade 4, Distinction 97/100
   Jessie T, Grade 4, Distinction 96/100
   Izy F, Grade 4, Distinction 93/100
   Benjamin C, Grade 4, Distinction 85/100
   Paige J, Grade 4, Distinction 83/100
   Grace G, Grade 4 83/100