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100% pass rate for second year running!

Monday, July 19th, 2010

Just a quick post to let everyone know that you all passed your drama exams this weekend!

Congratulations!

We will be giving your results out at your next class. We’re so proud of you all!

Cat and Fi

Trinity Drama Exams Sat 17th and Sun 18th July

Wednesday, July 14th, 2010

Just a little good luck message to the 67 members of Theatre Cats who are taking their Trinity Drama Exams over this weekend. Sat 17th July is at The Brewhouse Arts Centre in Burton, DE14 1EB. Sunday 18th July is at The William Allitt School in Newhall, DE11 0TL.

You have all put so much effort into learning your stories, actions, monologues, mimes and poems. Now the time has come to impress the examiners with your skills! A big thank you must also go to all of the mums, dads, grandparents and friends who have encouraged you along the way!

Therefore there are no Theatre Cats classes on Sat 17th July. Sat 24th July is our last class before Summer where we will be giving out Theatre Cats reports and certificates and your exam results!

Fi, Tom, Alex, Kyle and myself are already so proud of you all. Remember to aim high, introduce yourself and your pieces and smile! :)

Theatre Exams for Theatre Cats 2010

Tuesday, March 2nd, 2010

Dear Parent/Guardian,

I am writing to you with details about our planned Drama and Speech examinations with Trinity Guildhall on Saturday 17th July 2010 at The Brewhouse Arts Centre in Burton on Trent.

As our students progress at Theatre Cats and the fundamental skills have been attained, each student now has the option to train towards Trinity Guildhall examinations in Speech and Drama. These will be offered from Initial Grade up to Grade 8 and students can take part in solo, duologue or group examinations. When students pass grades 6-8 they will achieve points that will go towards UCAS applications for those wishing to apply for university or higher-level courses.

Trinity Guildhall’s grade, certificate and diploma qualifications in drama, speech and musical theatre, provide a structured framework to encourage and assess candidates in the progressive mastery of a wide range of performance skills.
Trinity Guildhall assessments are recognised internationally by the appropriate regulatory bodies. Examination fees are in addition to class costs. A typical exam will cost approximately between £25-£40 per student for the first few grades. As the grade increases then so do the examination fees. Trinity Guildhall sets the examination fees.

Our first examination session for Theatre Cats took place in July 2009. 45 students took part on the day and it was a huge success as every student passed. The exam day is timetabled and students have their own allocated exam slot during the day. Each exam lasts approximately 10-15 minutes and students must arrive at the location at least 15 minutes before their exam.

I understand that some students may find the idea of examinations daunting; however, the examiners at Trinity are extremely friendly and they recognize that some children may be nervous. Theatre Cats students will have ample preparation time during class and gaining such qualifications can only support your child further during their education. Students who do not take part will continue their stage school training, however, we do encourage as many students as possible to take part in the exam process.

Please complete the form below indicating if you wish your child to take part in the examinations and return it to me as soon as possible. There will only be space for approximately 45 students per exam session and so places will be allocated on a first-come-first-served basis. Extra exam sessions, however, will be provided if we have a lot of interest.

Kind regards

Catherine Budworth

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I do/do not wish my child ………………………………. to take part in the Trinity Guildhall exam day on Saturday 17th July 2010 with Theatre Cats. I understand that exam fees are in addition to class fees.

Signed………………………………… Parent/Guardian Date: ………………….

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Trinity Drama Exam Results July 2009 – 100% Pass Rate!

Thursday, July 23rd, 2009

trinity logo65% = Pass

75% = Merit

85% = Distinction

Initial Speech and Drama

Amelia Elizabeth Ashmole – Pass 71%

Hope Willow Page – Pass 73%

Molly Alexandra Pegrum – Merit 75%

Grade 1 Speech and Drama

Jake Daniel Barker – Distinction 92%

Matthew Joe Barker – Distinction 87%

Adam Phillip Batkin – Pass 72%

Jessie Rose Budd – Pass 66%

Emily Louise Connor – Pass 71%

James Lee Connor – Pass 73%

Victoria Anna Copeman – Distinction 85%

Rebecca Harvey – Merit 79%

Anisa Iqbal – Distinction 85%

Georgia Leedham – Distinction 85%

Benjamin Ryan Linehan – Pass 66%

Bathany Macey – Pass 73%

Charlotte Grace McCrea – Distinction 87%

Thalia Jade Mountney – Merit 81%

Lydia Jade Parnell – Merit 76%

Megan Kate Smart – Merit 79%

Lauren Starmer – Merit 77%

Grade 2 Speech and Drama

Ruth Bendall – Pass 72%

Rowen Dales – Pass 65%

Charlotte Farthing – Pass 70%

Sarah Harvey – Pass 71%

Abbey Jordan Hollis – Pass 68%

Jade-Alice Jenkins – Merit 75%

Hannah Land – Merit 78%

Rebecca Ellen Legg – Merit 75%

Emma Louise Robinson – Merit 79%

Yasmin Scane – Merit 76%

Leah Marie Vernon – Merit 75%

Grade 3 Speech and Drama

Simon May – Pass 68%

Grade 2 Individual Acting Skills

Jessica Brassington – Merit 77%

Hannah Imogen Emms – Distinction 85%

Ross Harris – Distinction 94%

James Killbery – Pass 68%

Jack Moore – Merit 81%

Grade 3 Individual Acting Skills

Amber Blackshaw – Merit 81%

Holly Dolman – Pass 73%

Jade Hallam – Merit 81%

Georgia Ann Horne – Pass 68%

Hannah Keach – Pass 65%

Kyle Morgan Lamley – Distinction 96%

Bronwyn Lanetta Makin – Distinction 92%

Ellie R Thomson – Merit 82%

100% Drama Exam Pass Rate

Friday, July 17th, 2009

trinity logo

100% Exam Pass Rate for Stage School Students

Forty five children from the Burton and Derby area are celebrating this week after passing their Speech and Drama exams.

The children aged between five and sixteen from Theatre Cats Stage School which has classes in Burton, Newhall and Derby, took Drama exams run by Trinity College London…and every single student passed.

They had to prepare monologues, mimes, recite poetry from memory, discuss their chosen pieces and engage in story-telling to pass the exams.

The exam process was purely optional for every student and forty five students decided to take the plunge. “The day was a huge success with every single student achieving the required pass-mark,” said Catherine Budworth, Principal of Theatre Cats. “We were absolutely thrilled when we heard the news of a 100% pass rate and we look forward to presenting the certificates to the students in September.”

Ten students achieved a Distinction, seventeen achieved a Merit and eighteen achieved a Pass. The highest mark on the day was 96/100 which was awarded to Kyle Lamley who took his Grade 3 Individual Acting Skills exam.

Theatre Cats offers theatre classes for 2-16 year olds in Staffordshire and Derbyshire. It currently has 10 classes throughout Derby, Burton and Swadlincote and is expanding to Uttoxeter in September 2009. The classes are divided into relevant age categories and each class is limited to a maximum of 15 students to ensure quality tuition.

Catherine Budworth continued to say: “We at Theatre Cats pride ourselves on being a friendly and exciting stage school. Our aim is to encourage confidence and self-esteem through the performing arts. Learning through these art forms allows children to explore their creativity and have fun whilst leaving their shyness and worries behind. Our team are dedicated to ensuring that children receive the very best tuition in a fun and safe environment.”

Although several Theatre Cats classes are already full, enrolment is now open for available September classes. More information as well as a coupon for a free taster class, simple complete the Information Request Form.


Trinity Drama Exam Results July 2009

100% Pass Rate

65% = Pass

75% = Merit

85% = Distinction

Initial Speech and Drama

Amelia Elizabeth Ashmole – Pass 71%

Hope Willow Page – Pass 73%

Molly Alexandra Pegrum – Merit 75%

Grade 1 Speech and Drama

Jake Daniel Barker – Distinction 92%

Matthew Joe Barker – Distinction 87%

Adam Phillip Batkin – Pass 72%

Jessie Rose Budd – Pass 66%

Emily Louise Connor – Pass 71%

James Lee Connor – Pass 73%

Victoria Anna Copeman – Distinction 85%

Rebecca Harvey – Merit 79%

Anisa Iqbal – Distinction 85%

Georgia Leedham – Distinction 85%

Benjamin Ryan Linehan – Pass 66%

Bathany Macey – Pass 73%

Charlotte Grace McCrea – Distinction 87%

Thalia Jade Mountney – Merit 81%

Lydia Jade Parnell – Merit 76%

Megan Kate Smart – Merit 79%

Lauren Starmer – Merit 77%

Grade 2 Speech and Drama

Ruth Bendall – Pass 72%

Rowen Dales – Pass 65%

Charlotte Farthing – Pass 70%

Sarah Harvey – Pass 71%

Abbey Jordan Hollis – Pass 68%

Jade-Alice Jenkins – Merit 75%

Hannah Land – Merit 78%

Rebecca Ellen Legg – Merit 75%

Emma Louise Robinson – Merit 79%

Yasmin Scane – Merit 76%

Leah Marie Vernon – Merit 75%

Grade 3 Speech and Drama

Simon May – Pass 68%

Grade 2 Individual Acting Skills

Jessica Brassington – Merit 77%

Hannah Imogen Emms – Distinction 85%

Ross Harris – Distinction 94%

James Killbery – Pass 68%

Jack Moore – Merit 81%

Grade 3 Individual Acting Skills

Amber Blackshaw – Merit 81%

Holly Dolman – Pass 73%

Jade Hallam – Merit 81%

Georgia Ann Horne – Pass 68%

Hannah Keach – Pass 65%

Kyle Morgan Lamley – Distinction 96%

Bronwyn Lanetta Makin – Distinction 92%

Ellie R Thomson – Merit 82%

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