A lovely group of singers attended our sixth community singing workshop on Sunday 21 April – hosted as ever in the magnificent Warwick Hall at Warwick Schools Foundation. The theme of this workshop returned to the healthy subject of how good singing is for you. The WaST team presented four sessions based around 1. Singing […]

Just one of the families (and a friend) who came along to our very first Family Singing workshop at The King’s High School Warwick on Sunday morning. We had a perfect mix of children, parents and grandparents and the sessions were full of fun and enjoyment. Our next adult ‘Singing for Health’ workshop is on

Really looking forward to our first Family Singing workshop. We have adults and children signed up in equal numbers so it is looking perfect. All taking place this Sunday 21 January 10.00am – 12.30pm at the King’s High School hall.

Our last blog post before Christmas features the very seasonal looking wellbeing choir from Coten End Primary School who have been out and about all over the place including Warwick Hospital and a local supermarket!

Residents at Park View residential home were delighted to welcome children from Westgate Primary School – and there were lots of them. The wellbeing choir and all of year 4 made it a very special Christmas singalong.

They promised to go back and here there are. The Wellbeing choir from Woodloes Primary School back at Warwick Hospital to the delight of patients and staff.

Cerys at Warwick Hospital for our very first Singing Care session with patients on the frailty and respiratory wards – as ever – with fantastic support from our wonderful partners Kissing it Better

Our lovely photo shows Choral Entrepreneur Cerys Purser with children from Woodloes Primary School at the very first Warwick – A Singing Town wellbeing visit to Warwick Hospital.  The children sang all round the hospital to patients on wards and even to ambulance crew and their first comment was – “when can we come back”?

The health benefits of singing have never been more widely acknowledged and researched. Our Singing for  Health programme is led by Choral Entrepreneur Cerys Purser and she is setting up some very exciting projects with a range of partners. Our poster promotes Sing for Joy, a singing for health group set up in partnership with

The Big Local Night Out no. 4 Our singing in the community project The Big Local Night Out took place on Friday October 20 and featured  once again the young singers of the Junior Girls from the Warwickshire Youth Choirs singing alongside local community choir Singing for Pleasure. It is wonderful to see members of