House Music Cup
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- Published: Wednesday, 11 March 2015 19:17
- Written by Kiana Stevens
I am very pleased to say that Helsinki is a very creative and talented house, therefore preparing for the house music cup has been a load of fun! Many Helsinki students have some fantastic acts lined up for us, including Ben from year 11, Beatrice and Alicia also from year 11, Isabelle, Dylan and Isha from year 8, and Erika and Daisy from year 7. Each of these acts are unique in their own way and if you manage to convince Mr Mason to let you watch them I definitely suggest you do! However, let's not forget our fantastic Ensemble! This excellent group have been giving up their lunch times (Sam in year 8 even came on his birthday!) to rehearse with me and WOW they have done fab! Well done and good luck to everyone taking part in the House Music Cup, we can't wait to see you perform.





I am more than happy to announce that after many year 12 sixth formers were charitable enough to put themselves forward to be voted this year, the new Helsinki House Captains are James Mileham, Nick Short, and me - Kiana Stevens. We are so grateful for everyone who has voted for us this year as it gives great confidence to know that so many of you have faith in what we believe we can achieve as a house this year. We hope that you feel comfortable enough to be more than happy to approach us about anything you feel that either would improve Helsinki, or that you have enjoyed, we also would love to get to know you all individually.
We would like to take the time to thank everyone who voted for us. We are honoured that you saw us as the best people to lead Tallinn in the house competitions over the next year. We believe that success is not coming first but instead it is achieving our full potential. We definitely have the potential to come in the top three and I hope with strong leadership and participation to the fullest extent we will achieve a good ranking.
Dane Court Grammar School's third inter-house climbing competition was completed in early December.
The ever-generous Helsinki house community has voted to support another charity working hard to beat cancer. This year our charity helping sufferes by fighting cancer itself.