Some of SingStart! East Harling's members, after performing at East Harling School Fair
‘Glee club’ expands into Diss
Thursday, September 8, 2011
5:12 PM
A youth singing and dancing club, inspired by the television show Glee, is expanding with a new session in Diss.
SingStart, which was formed in East Harling last year, is starting a new club in Diss later this month.
The ‘Glee cub’ is aimed at children between the ages of 5 and 11 and has grown to over 25 regular members in East Harling.
The format is similar to the American television show where children are taught a new song and dance routine each week.
The first Diss class will be held on Wednesday September 28 and the East Harling club resumes on Monday, September 26.
The Diss sessions will be held at the United Reformed Church on Wednesdays at 4pm for five to seven-year-olds and 5pm for seven to 11-year-olds.
For more information or to register, call organiser Lydia Pearce on 01953 714666 or 07851 098 652 or email lydiapearce@yahoo.co.uk
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