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FLYERS FORUM 4
A reminder for our first year Flyers that our next forum is taking place tomorrow evening, 5.30pm-6.30pm on Microsoft Teams.
During the event, we will cover:
UCAS Application Process
Useful Research Tools
Work Experience Placements
Personal Statements
Breakout Activity Session in Small Groups
#MakeItHappen
GOONS 1951
A year and a key word, that’s what inspired Ellis Brown, Emily Griffin, Lucy Dale and Lucy Westmorland to script their 10 minute devised piece for their Performing Arts assessment.
This clip begins in the final act, one of tension and confrontation, as Ellis, playing the adapted role of Spike Milligan, expresses his frustration with his colleagues demeaning comments.
After Wyke, Lucy W (Criminology) and Ellis (Drama & Contemporary Performance) are both off to study at Manchester Metropolitan, whilst Lucy D and Emily are taking a gap year to consider their next steps.
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