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Meanwhile, two of our A level Music students thoroughly enjoyed an innovative concert in the Great Hall at Dartington where former student Harriet Riley was performing. She went on to study tuned percussion at a specialist Music College, and now is a well-established freelance musician. Both of these students are applying to Music Colleges and Conservatoires, and have contributed greatly to the KEVICC Music Department in their time at the College. As always, they will be part of our Christmas Concert in December.

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Dance students were delighted to welcome back former student Anders Duckworth recently. He went from KEVICC to study dance at The Place in London and he spent time with current students talking through the process of applying to, and auditioning at, specialist dance colleges. Advice such as this is always valued.

Drama and Music students are also involved with rehearsals for our College Production, which will be staged in February. Other students are also part of the show, taking on all sorts of roles such as technical support and backstage, as well as the more obvious roles on stage and in the band. As always, the production will involve huge commitment from both students and staff over the coming months ...

KEVICC Christmas Concert

Wednesday 14 December 7pmSt. John’s Church, Bridgetown, Totnes

Everyone is very welcome!

Tickets £5 (£3 under 19s & Senior Citizens)

from KEVICC Reception 01803 869200

or through ParentPay for KEVICC parents

under 19s & Senior Citizens)

or through ParentPay for KEVICC parents