CTC Kingshurst Academy Post 16
CTC Kingshurst Academy Post 16
CTC Kingshurst Academy Post 16
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SENIOR CITIZENS CEL<br />
Senior Citizens<br />
Christmas Dinner<br />
A Big Hit Once<br />
Again<br />
Merry<br />
Christmas<br />
10 InsideOut December 2011<br />
Christmas is the time for<br />
happiness, family and warmth<br />
and the <strong>CTC</strong> certainly tick the<br />
boxes when they open their<br />
doors with open arms as the<br />
beautiful sound of the school<br />
band play Christmas songs to<br />
greet the communities Senior<br />
Citizens, for the Annual Christmas<br />
Dinner each December. The<br />
crowds come in their masses<br />
to celebrate this fantastic time<br />
of year with their friends and<br />
neighbours. The event is set in<br />
the wonderful world of the <strong>CTC</strong><br />
with the meal presented in the<br />
canteen and the entertainment<br />
staged in the school hall. As an<br />
extra treat the school give the<br />
guests an enchanting Christmas<br />
Grotto.<br />
Since it started in 2003 the event<br />
has developed dramatically<br />
over the years, the amount of<br />
people that attend has risen<br />
dramatically rising from about<br />
50 in the first year to 180 in 2010<br />
last year. In an interview with the<br />
head organizer of the event Lee<br />
Fletcher stated that the event as<br />
a whole is “far more polished.” It<br />
was Lee Fletcher who thought<br />
of the idea initially as he said<br />
“he used to do it when he was<br />
at school.” With the initial date<br />
of the event set in the spring, a<br />
lot of time and effort goes into<br />
making this event a night to be<br />
proud of. It roughly costs £1400<br />
some of which are donations<br />
to create the event. During the<br />
same interview Lee Fletcher<br />
said that his favorite part of the<br />
evening is “seeing the guests at<br />
the end, leaving with a smiling<br />
face”, he went on to say that<br />
he thinks that the parts of the<br />
evening favored by the seniors is<br />
the Show and the bingo. By Daisy<br />
Woodward, 12 Nixon.