I Have A Voice Too! finished last year on a high. Our 10th Birthday Party was followed by performing some scenes of Dr. Guttmann’s Journey to two local SEN schools. This was a completely new experience for us as our group explained and taught this inspiring, incredible story. The children and staff then had
We have all enjoyed a lovely busy summer. On the beautiful sunny days we have acted and sung outside, which we have really enjoyed. The weather wasn’t so kind on our sponsored walk as we had some rain. It also rained when we attended the Play in the Park event. We have taken part
On Saturday 22nd July 2023 a few of our drama group met for our annual sponsored walk from the Horse and Jockey on Buckingham Road to the Bugle Horn at Stone. It was a windy day but not raining so we decided we should go ahead. We reached the John Hampden Monument and had
The drama sessions are still twice a week on a Wednesday and on a Saturday; some of our actors come to both sessions and others come on a Wednesday or a Saturday. Unfortunately due to unforeseen circumstances we had to cancel our sponsored walk in June. We hope that our walk on Saturday 22nd
Some of our I Have A Voice Too! members were asked to take part in a project called Together We Build, organised by the National Paralympic Heritage Trust. We were called curators and Zoom meetings were held to create and fine tune this project. The project involved displaying previously unshown Paralympic memorabilia at various
The Bell Hotel in Market Square has chosen I Have A Voice Too! ...as a group theywill be raising money for. The first item on the agenda is Mothers’ Day on 19th March when a hamper is being raffl ed. Quiz Nights on a Thursday is another event that will raise money for I
More firsts for I Have A Voice Too! We were invited to perform at Hughenden Manor as part of their Christmas programme. The theme was the 12 Days of Christmas and we incorporated this into our script with some carols and the first act of A Christmas Carol. We used this same format again
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Earlier this year we met with Paralympian swimmer Robin Surgeoner who took notes on our thoughts about a song for the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee. He came back with a song called Jubilation and we have had a lovely summer performing it in various places, including Market Square, Booker Park School and a retirement home
