EDUCATION 041
School report
Kaz Russell
Time’s running out to apply for Young Musician Bursary worth £2,000, learn a foreign language the ‘social’ way, plus diary dates and classical music live
English, French, Italian and German. Adriana, 26 and originally from
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Valencia, Spain, set up the company in Canterbury after finding that her Spanish tuition quickly become oversubscribed. She encourages ‘social teaching’, an idea
earn with Adriana offers bespoke language lessons for all ages across Kent in Spanish,
that casual conversation with friendly native speakers is the best way to learn, based on the interactions that help us rapidly develop language skills as children. Lessons are often held one-to-one
in coffee shops, but online and group lessons are available to purchase as discounted course packages. • Visit
learnwithadriana.com
Young Musician Bursary
Diary date Horrible Histories at The Marlowe, 30th May-2nd June What better way to learn and ignite children’s interest in history than by showing them the horrible bits? This popular show returns to Canterbury, ready to inspire enthusiasm for the past. Whether your historical taste is the Terrible Tudors and surviving the Spanish Armada – or you prefer those Awful Egyptians with their fascinating pharaohs – either way, you’re covered! Want to know even more? Then stay for the free talk on Thursday 30th May (after the 1.30pm show). • Visit
marlowetheatre.com
TIME’S RUNNING OUT TO APPLY! The Canterbury Festival Foundation supports exceptionally talented young musicians in East Kent, helping them to pursue their musical training through its annual bursary of £2,000 – and becoming a music ambassador to children and young people in Kent. But time is running out to apply! If you’re a talented young musician or a classical vocalist living in Kent, aged 12- 18 (or under 25 with special educational needs) you only have until 3rd May to email your application to charlotte@
canterburyfestival.co.uk
Successful shortlisted candidates will be invited to attend auditions. From there, four Junior musicians (12–14 years) and six Senior musicians (15-18) will win the opportunity to perform in a special Canterbury Festival concert. The six Seniors will also be eligible to compete for the cash prize of £2,000 and become the Canterbury Festival’s Young Musician of the Year.
Philharmonia Orchestra: Live!
If you walked past Canterbury’s Sidney Cooper Gallery in Canterbury in April, you will have seen the offer of a free digital experience of an orchestra. Philharmonia Orchestra: Live! is a family-friendly, short and informal live concert at The Marlowe during which an expert will guide the audience through music including the
main theme to Harry Potter, music from Star Wars, and excerpts from Holst’s The Planets. A fringe programme, including
theatre, poetry writing and live music, will be held around Canterbury. Recommended for ages five years plus and taking place on 5th May at 3pm. • Visit
marlowetheatre.com
© Mark Douet
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