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Running Order Show Opener All Teenage Kicks and their protégés Performance 2 All Teenage Kicks Performance 3 Belmont Infants Performance 4 Belfast Royal Academy Performance 5 Aquinas Grammar Performance 6 De La Salle College Performance 7 Bloomfield Collegiate Performance 8 Harberton School Performance 9 Belmont Infants Performance 10 Belfast Royal Academy Performance 11 Aquinas Grammar Performance 12 De La Salle College Performance 13 Bloomfield Collegiate Performance 14 All Teenage Kicks Finale All Teenage Kicks and their protégés A message from Kim Kensett, Physical Activity Co-ordinator, EPACG The Eastern Physical Activity Co-ordination Group is delighted to be supporting Teenage Kicks with Belfast City Council now in its fourth year. The initiative has developed with such success that it has outgrown the studio at the Waterfront and are tonight enjoying the historic Ulster Hall to accommodate all supporters. Once again we have special performances from Harberton Special School and for the first time Belmont Infants and I know that Freddie’s infectious personality has rubbed off on them and they are very excited about performing tonight. EPACG wish everyone well and hope you enjoy the experience and continue participating in physical activity.
A message from Councillor Bob Stoker, Chair of Parks and Leisure Committee I am delighted to welcome you to an evening of spectacular entertainment in our newly refurbished Ulster Hall. This evening is merely one of many initiatives taking place across the city that focuses on our children and young people. The council is committed to creating a Better Belfast. Our future lies in the hands of our young people and it is in the young performers you will see tonight that we must invest in to improve our quality of life, by making it healthier and safer and by promoting good relations between people of different religious, political and ethnic backgrounds. The teenagers you see performing here tonight, from Aquinas, Bloomfield Collegiate, Belfast Royal Academy and De La Salle have come a long way in the last couple of months. They have demonstrated their dedication, enthusiasm and their confidence has soared as the programme continued under the guidance of fitness guru Freddie Kinnersley from Energy Fitness and his team, Belinda and Natasha. Following an intensive mentoring programme they have gained the confidence and skills to go into primary schools and their junior schools to work with their peers developing dance routines. What has been achieved is a credit to the young people themselves and to Freddie who has been instrumental in the success of Teenage Kicks. I am also delighted to welcome Belmont Infants and Harberton Special Schools here this evening and know that they have been working hard to prepare for this great opportunity. Good luck to you all. I wholeheartedly congratulate all those involved with this innovative event and wish them all every success for the future. Please sit back and have an enjoyable and memorable evening.
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Page 5 and 6: BELFAST ROYAL ACADEMY Toni Walsh Te
Page 7 and 8: Sally Stewart, Head of Girls PE Dep
Page 9 and 10: AQUINAS GRAMMAR Alice McConville Te
Page 11 and 12: AQUINAS GRAMMAR
Page 13 and 14: DE LA SALLE COLLEGE Stephen Rate It
Page 15 and 16: BLOOMFIELD COLLEGIATE SCHOOL Lucy M
Page 17 and 18: BLOOMFIELD COLLEGIATE SCHOOL Rebecc
Page 19 and 20: BELMONT INFANTS SCHOOL
Page 21 and 22: HARBERTON SPECIAL SCHOOL Joyce Stev
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