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Has it really been 12 weeks since we came back after Xmas !
The dates for Next term are – Saturday 28th April – Saturday 14th July.
The fee note for the term is below – just click on the link.
Fee Note – April 28th – July 14th 2012
Have a fab Easter – and we’ll see you all (for the opening of our brand new “Dance Hall” !!!!!!
Hi Guys,
Thought you might like to see a message that Katya & Pasha recorded for you, when i met up with them last week. Joining them on stage in Yeovil, is going to be a fab experience. (click on the link below to open the video file)
The dance medleys, for our performance in Yeovil on the Friday 30th March, are now available to listen to on-line, in the Student area.
February 29th is a date that usually occurs every four years, and is called leap day. This day is added to the calendar in leap years as a corrective measure, because the earth does not orbit around the sun in precisely 365 days. Who invented Leap Years? Julius Caesar introduced Leap Years in the Roman empire over 2000 years ago, “any year evenly divisible by 4 would be a leap year”. This lead to way too many leap years, but didn’t get corrected until the introduction of the Gregorian calendar more than 1500 years later. The first leap year in the modern sense was 1752.
Leap Day Traditions
According to an old Irish legend, or possibly history, St Bridget struck a deal with St Patrick to allow women to propose to men – and not just the other way around – People born on February 29 are all invited to join “The Honorary society of Leap Year Day Babies” - In Scotland, it used to be considered unlucky for someone to be born on Leap Day, just like “Friday 13th” is considered an unlucky day by many - In Greece it’s said to be unlucky for couples to marry during a Leap Year, and especially on Leap Day! …
“Another, Evening with the Stars of Strictly Come Dancing”
Yeovil – Octagon Theatre, Friday 30th March
Louise (Mum of a BYT Senior) has provisionally booked a coach for the strictly show at the Octagon Theatre in Yeovil.
The cost of transport will be £10.50 per person return. Departure time from Castlepoint (exact location to be confirmed) will be 3:30pm and a further collection point will be arranged from the Poole area approx 15 minutes later. The coach will depart Yeovil approx 10:15pm for the return home, dropping off at the designated Poole stop and finally Castlepoint.
Tickets for accompanying parents who want to see the show are £20, and can be purchased direct from the box office
Before this transport can be booked we do need an idea of numbers of both adults and children to confirm it is viable; please could you respond direct to Louise louisebusfield@rocketmail.com to express interest and reserve a place on the coach. In the event of over subscription places will be allocated on a first come, first served basis.
Information about the show can be found at – www.octagon-theatre.co.uk/
Check out the new pictures, from our recent show at the Pavilion Theatre,
Which I’ve added to the slide show on the BYT home page,
They look fab!
You can now download the show recording tracks, direct from the BYT web site. Just go to the “student Area” and click on the track you want to download. underneath the title will be a “Download MP3 button“ - click on that and a new screen will open, (where the track will start to play) Right Click anywhere on the page and click the SAVE AS button, and the track can be saved to any place on your PC.
All the “Show Vocal” tracks, recorded at the studio, are now available to hear online.
Just visit the “student Area” (In the drop down menu under “Gallery”)
Enjoy, x
“Another, Evening with the Stars of Strictly Come Dancing”
Yeovil – Octagon Theatre, Friday 30th March
I’m producing and touring another “Strictly” show, staring Katya Vershilas & Pash Kovalev (who was in this year’s final) as well as two other world champion dancers. The closest venue to Bournemouth that the show is going to be playing, is Yeovil – so I wanted to see how many of you would be interested in being in the show again (as long as mums and dads can get you there!)
The BYT would do two dance medleys (one in each half) so pretty much the same as before and it will be open to everyone over the age of 9
If we get enough interest (minimum 25) then we will do it. But I understand it’s a little further to travel than Weymouth was. … But thought I’d offer the opportunity.
Happy New Year
Mike.
Information about the show can be found at – www.octagon-theatre.co.uk/
Happy New Year… and what better way to start it than a new term at BYT.
First day of term is Saturday 7th January…. THIS SATURDAY !
See you all there.
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