Showing posts with label BBC Television. Show all posts
Showing posts with label BBC Television. Show all posts
Tuesday, 3 May 2011
FURTHER ADVENTURES OF GRADY BEAR
Grady is certainly having a good time in Bromley with Academy Principal, Helen Walls. Helen was lucky enough to be in the audience at a recording of The Graham Norton Show on the BBC and there she had the opportunity to introduce Grady Bear to actress and singer, Jennifer Hudson. The Bear was very cool and didn't appear at all star struck! Whatever next? - Watch this space!
Labels:
BBC Television,
Bromley,
Grady Bear,
Graham Norton,
Helen Walls,
Jennifer Hudson
Monday, 15 November 2010
HELEN O'GRADY PRINCIPAL APPEARS IN 'ACCUSED' ON BBC1 TONIGHT!
Preston Principal, Sarah Ibbotson (stage name Sarah Jane Corrigan) and teacher, Andrea Willams, both have small roles in the series. Sarah (pictured right) plays a bank clerk in tonight's episode alongside former Dr. Who, Christopher Eccleston.
Tuesday, 24 November 2009
BBC CHILDREN IN NEED UPDATE
On Friday 20th November, a team from the Academy had a great time at the BBC Children In Need Show in London. Fundraising continues and will do until the end of the year. Schools and companies are invited to participate in NATIONAL TALKING DAY! activities. We are grateful for the support of:
For full details of how to become involved, please visit http://www.helenogrady.co.uk/
Labels:
BBC Children in Need,
BBC Television,
cheque,
drama classes,
fundraising,
Pudsey
Sunday, 22 November 2009
PUDSEY ROCKS!
A team from the Academy joined the audience at BBC Television Centre on Friday 20th November to present a cheque to Sir Terry Wogan in favour of BBC Children In Need.
National Director, Nigel Le Page, spoke to Sir Terry live on air, and enjoyed a fantastic, star studded, evening of entertainment which was interspersed with accounts of the children helped by the charity.The Academy is proud to be a corporate partner of BBC Children In Need. It is, indeed, a fitting charity, enabling children to support other children less fortunate than themselves. Fundraising continues to meet the target of £50,000. It's not too late to donate, please see http://www.helenogrady.co.uk/ for full details.
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