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Press Release: A Spectacular Summer Music Celebration at The Henrician Theatre
The Henrician Theatre in Evesham was filled with music, energy, and community spirit on Tuesday, 8th July 2025, as students from Blackwell First School, Charford First School, Bredon Hill Academy, and Prince Henry’s High School came together for a truly unforgettable Summer Music Celebration.
The concert featured a wide range of performances from across the schools in the Trust, showcasing the incredible musical talent and enthusiasm of our students. The first half of the evening highlighted performances from pupils at Blackwell, Charford, and Bredon Hill Academy, while the second half shone a spotlight on the older students from Prince Henry’s High School.
A real highlight of the evening was the stunning finale, which brought together all performers – over 100 singers – for a magnificent medley of songs from Disney’s The Lion King. The power and unity of their voices brought the audience to their feet for a well-deserved standing ovation.
We would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to all the staff, students, parents, and members of the community who supported this wonderful event. Your enthusiasm and encouragement made the evening truly special.
The atmosphere in The Henrician Theatre was electric, and the event was a shining example of what can be achieved when our schools come together through music. We are already looking forward to doing it all again next year!
For more information about upcoming performances, please visit www.henrician.org.
“Worcestershire Hills Trust Represented at Garden Tea Party Hosted by Their Majesties The King and Queen at Buckingham Palace”
The Worcestershire Hills Trust, guided by its motto, “Growing Stronger Together,” proudly celebrates the outstanding contributions of four individuals who have played an integral role in its foundation and ongoing success. Anna Moss, Headteacher of Blackwell First School, Anita McLaren, Headteacher of Charford First School, Debbie West, Headteacher of Bredon Hill Academy, and Nuala Barker, Deputy CEO of Worcestershire Hills Trust and Deputy Headteacher at Prince Henry’s High School, have each demonstrated unwavering dedication to their schools and communities over many years.
These remarkable colleagues were recognised at the Royal Garden Party on Wednesday 12th May at Buckingham Palace, a prestigious event hosted by Their Majesties The King and Queen. The event celebrated those who have made significant contributions to the field of education. This special acknowledgment highlights their exceptional leadership and the critical role they have played in shaping the future of education in Worcestershire.
The Worcestershire Hills Trust, established on June 1st, 2024, continues to thrive due to their vision and commitment to educational excellence, exemplifying the power of “growing stronger together”.
Dr Tony Evans
Headteacher, Prince Henry’s High School
CEO Worcestershire Hills Trust.