Update from Team Cambodia 🇰🇭
The first week of workshops was a challenge that the students rose to fantastically - they were completely our of their comfort zones but got stuck in straight away and loved it!
One of the students, Kai, celebrated his 17th birthday on Tuesday with a Cambodian macha birthday cake!
The team had the chance to take part in a cultural exchange with some student monks at a local university on Thursday afternoon where they talked about their practices and the differences in our cultures.
#qmc_cambodia2023 #qmcchallengeabroad
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Performing Arts
Celebrating Art Centre Excellence 2022
QMC’s very own Performing Arts Centre of Excellence is celebrating! Several of our students from across Music, Drama, Dance and Performing Arts courses have been offered places on highly competitive courses, at a number of prestigious and highly sought after destinations. This video showcases just some of the students who are destined for great success…
Performing Arts “Be more Chill”
The 1st Year Foundation Diploma Performing Art students successfully performed the contemporary musical “Be More Chill”, which is adapted from the YA novel by Ned Vizzini. The themes touched on the influence of social media, teenagers feeling isolated when not deemed ‘popular’ and desiring to change their appeal to their peers, the songs depict many…
BTEC Music Lunchtime Concerts
Last week we had our BTEC Music students performing in Central Studio during lunch times. The students were performing in groups they had created themselves with their fellow music students. They chose a selection of songs to sing and perform for all the many students and staff who decided to come have a watch and…
Our students head to Reading Rep Theatre
Reading Rep Theatre On Wednesday, 3rd November 2021, we had 34 of our students head to Reading Rep Theatre to see a world premiere adaptation of Oscar Wilde’s The Picture of Dorian Gray and attend a workshop on the performance. The Picture of Dorian Gray is a core text on the A Level English Literature…
Smiles to brighten a rainy day! Our Foundation Learning students braved the rain this morning to have a photo taken in the outdoor space. Why? They would love for us to create a designated outside area for them to spend time together, eat lunch or just relax in the fresh air. At QMC they currently enjoy a safe and inclusive environment during lessons, where they flourish and develop as young people with special educational needs. To achieve our ambitious dream of creating an outdoor space, to further support their social development, we need your help.
The students are busy organising lots of #fundraising initiatives - watch this space! In the meantime please support our fundraising efforts by sharing this post and donating to our project if you can. It will mean the world to the students to have a space they can enjoy. Link is in the bio 👆Thank you!
