If you agree that musical is one of the best experiences you've had at Siena or Whitefriars please sign this. We want the tradition to last as long as we can. There is talk that next year we will have a gala instead of a musical and i'm sure we all agree that the experience will not be the same
The feedback I am hearing shows that students are not ready to trade our musical for a gala. Send an email to the school administration today demanding they keep this tradition alive. Post the link to this petition on your Facebook wall so more people know what is at stake.
September 11, 2015
The administration is finally acknowledging our campaign because of this surge in support. Post the petition link to your Facebook page and text three friends to keep the pressure on our principal.
Reached 100 supporters
September 11, 2015
40 Comments
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Marie Piu
10 years ago
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As a parent of 1 student in each school who love participating in school musicals I am loathe to believe that any school purporting to provide a rounded education would think this was a progressive course of action. I cant imagine a proposal to participation in ACC Basketball OR football every alternate year would be given any oxygen.... god forbid!
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Frances Bato
10 years ago
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Disappointed by the decision to scrap the musical next year. The musical enhances both the music and drama departments. I understand that there is a lot of effort and money that goes into the production but frankly the decision makes both schools a less attractive prospect for future students.
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Ebony Prescott
10 years ago
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Siena & Whitefriars musicals were truely one of the best opportunities that I was given in my time at high school. Meeting new people, gaining music/drama/team skills, building confidence and creating an amazing and high quality performance. Something that both colleges should continue on to enrich their students learning.
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Eliza Mignot
10 years ago
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I don't go to the school but I do musicals and it is the absolute highlight of my year. Musicals teach you to be confident, versatile, creative and collaborative people who can take initiative as well as develop performance skills. It would be tragic for any school to stop their musicals.
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Hannah JC
10 years ago
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Musicals were the best part of being at Siena. They are one of the only musical theatre related things Siena offers and it's so unfair to take that away from students with a passion and love for theatre.
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Matt Kennedy
10 years ago
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Fame was genuinely the best experience of my time so far at Whitefriars. I honestly have no idea why the schools would deprive students of the chance to express themselves through the performing arts. This is a great opportunity for anyone who would like to perform and make friends. It is simply unreasonable for the students who really feel at home in the musical environment, and once again is denying students if a great opportunity and experience.
T
Trish Evans
10 years ago
These are the best school musicals in Melbourne. Don't lose them!
If you agree that musical is one of the best experiences you've had at Siena or Whitefriars please sign this. We want the tradition to last as long as we can. There is talk that next year we will have a gala instead of a musical and i'm sure we all agree that the experience will not be the same
The feedback I am hearing shows that students are not ready to trade our musical for a gala. Send an email to the school administration today demanding they keep this tradition alive. Post the link to this petition on your Facebook wall so more people know what is at stake.
September 11, 2015
The administration is finally acknowledging our campaign because of this surge in support. Post the petition link to your Facebook page and text three friends to keep the pressure on our principal.
Reached 100 supporters
September 11, 2015
40 Comments
M
Marie Piu
10 years ago
Featured
As a parent of 1 student in each school who love participating in school musicals I am loathe to believe that any school purporting to provide a rounded education would think this was a progressive course of action. I cant imagine a proposal to participation in ACC Basketball OR football every alternate year would be given any oxygen.... god forbid!
F
Frances Bato
10 years ago
Featured
Disappointed by the decision to scrap the musical next year. The musical enhances both the music and drama departments. I understand that there is a lot of effort and money that goes into the production but frankly the decision makes both schools a less attractive prospect for future students.
E
Ebony Prescott
10 years ago
Featured
Siena & Whitefriars musicals were truely one of the best opportunities that I was given in my time at high school. Meeting new people, gaining music/drama/team skills, building confidence and creating an amazing and high quality performance. Something that both colleges should continue on to enrich their students learning.
E
Eliza Mignot
10 years ago
Featured
I don't go to the school but I do musicals and it is the absolute highlight of my year. Musicals teach you to be confident, versatile, creative and collaborative people who can take initiative as well as develop performance skills. It would be tragic for any school to stop their musicals.
H
Hannah JC
10 years ago
Featured
Musicals were the best part of being at Siena. They are one of the only musical theatre related things Siena offers and it's so unfair to take that away from students with a passion and love for theatre.
M
Matt Kennedy
10 years ago
Featured
Fame was genuinely the best experience of my time so far at Whitefriars. I honestly have no idea why the schools would deprive students of the chance to express themselves through the performing arts. This is a great opportunity for anyone who would like to perform and make friends. It is simply unreasonable for the students who really feel at home in the musical environment, and once again is denying students if a great opportunity and experience.
T
Trish Evans
10 years ago
These are the best school musicals in Melbourne. Don't lose them!
As a parent of 1 student in each school who love participating in school musicals I am loathe to believe that any school purporting to provide a rounded education would think this was a progressive course of action. I cant imagine a proposal to participation in ACC Basketball OR football every alternate year would be given any oxygen.... god forbid!