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A madrigal marathon has been set ting a few throats alight at a Cleveland comprehensive. But the fire in the choir at Thornabys Dene school was soothed by the thought that they were raising plenty of
Pupils at Dene School, Thornaby are pictured helping to prepare the goods collected for the Polish appeal. for distribution in Clevelands twin town of Szczecin in North-West Poland. 19th March 1982
14-year-old Jeremy Moorby will be supplying the music on the Dene Schools latest acquisition, an organ bought from Teeside Golf Club, at a musical evening in aid of the Stockton
Dene School Thornaby Chamber Choir who will be doing a 24 hour sponsored sing. They are pictured with music teacher Malcolm Christie. 25th March 1987
Music master Malcolm Christie and the all-girl Dene School Chamber Choir ahead of their 24-hour singalong marathon. 10th April 1986
A converted needlework room at a Cleveland school has provided the ideal intimate setting for a drama studio. Drama students at Dene School, Thornaby
Heart-op teacher June Mankin knew she was onto a winner when she asked athlete colleague John Williams to run for her favourite charity
Young musicians in the North-East are tuning up for auditions for a place in Europes largest youth music festival. The National Festival of Music for Youth ail take place at the South Bank concert
The initiative of a group of Thornaby school children is now paying sweet dividends. Fourth Formers at the Dene School, Louise Whitehead, Chris Hawkes, Kindsay Porteous and Gurmeet Singh
Pupils at a Cleveland school were invited to singalong instead of chattering in the class. Youngsters at Dene School were asked to communicate only in song in music lessons
A Cleveland school choir has given another top-class performance by sweeping the board at the Bournemouth Music Festival. The Dene School, Thornaby, won four separate choral classes
Cleaners from Dene School, Thornaby, were armed with their mops and brooms when they set off on the March of the Mops to raise money for the school choir Hungary fund
The Evening Gazette weather forecast reigns okay. Thats the sunny conclusion geography pupils at a Cleveland School have reached
