WeSTBURY AVENUE YOUTH MINISTRY
Junior Apprentice 2018
Two weeks of tasks has now come to an end. Our candidates worked very hard for the whole two weeks and created some wonderful artwork and ideas.
The final took place at Waterloo Millennium Park on Saturday 11 August.
The final tasks had the teams first of all presenting a silent mime on an environmental theme. Ours involved dance and was highly commended by the judges.
The candidates then had to make a flower display "live" in front of the judges and explain its significance in environmental terms. They all looked fabulous.
The final task involved selling the pictures and postcards they had made during their visit to the Lavender Fields in South London. The stalls all looked magnificent.
At the end was the prize giving and the Junior Apprentice 2018 being announced.
Our Anessia Williams won! She is the daughter of our deacon, Theresa Williams. She was praised by the judges not only for her business prowess but also her kindness and humanity. A well deserved winner.
The weather was dry and sunny, God be praised. Pictures will follow soon!
A big thank you to everyone who was part of Junior Apprentice this year - the mentors, helpers and especially Oluwatosin Smith without whom Junior Apprentice would not happen every year at Westbury. Also thank you so much to Grace Smith who worked tirelessly with her mum, Oluwatosin, during the two weeks of Junior Apprentice. May God bless you all richly.
Two weeks of tasks has now come to an end. Our candidates worked very hard for the whole two weeks and created some wonderful artwork and ideas.
The final took place at Waterloo Millennium Park on Saturday 11 August.
The final tasks had the teams first of all presenting a silent mime on an environmental theme. Ours involved dance and was highly commended by the judges.
The candidates then had to make a flower display "live" in front of the judges and explain its significance in environmental terms. They all looked fabulous.
The final task involved selling the pictures and postcards they had made during their visit to the Lavender Fields in South London. The stalls all looked magnificent.
At the end was the prize giving and the Junior Apprentice 2018 being announced.
Our Anessia Williams won! She is the daughter of our deacon, Theresa Williams. She was praised by the judges not only for her business prowess but also her kindness and humanity. A well deserved winner.
The weather was dry and sunny, God be praised. Pictures will follow soon!
A big thank you to everyone who was part of Junior Apprentice this year - the mentors, helpers and especially Oluwatosin Smith without whom Junior Apprentice would not happen every year at Westbury. Also thank you so much to Grace Smith who worked tirelessly with her mum, Oluwatosin, during the two weeks of Junior Apprentice. May God bless you all richly.
After A While - Dance Choreographed by Matthew Smith
Dancers : Matthew Smith & Jeorgia Green
After A While from Westbury Avenue on Vimeo.
Saturday Youth Club 4pm-6pm
The Youth club at Westbury takes place every Saturday afternoon in term time from 4pm – 6pm. This is a great opportunity for children / teenagers to get involve in various activities such as the youth choir, drama workshops, dance, puppeteering and so much more. This is also a great time for your children to have fun with their friends in a positive, exciting, friendly and encouraging environment. Contact us for more information..
The Youth club at Westbury takes place every Saturday afternoon in term time from 4pm – 6pm. This is a great opportunity for children / teenagers to get involve in various activities such as the youth choir, drama workshops, dance, puppeteering and so much more. This is also a great time for your children to have fun with their friends in a positive, exciting, friendly and encouraging environment. Contact us for more information..
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