Half term songwriting course for 11 to 16 year olds in Hastings
![Clara performing her song.](https://www.sussexexpress.co.uk/webimg/b25lY21zOjBlM2JhYjY5LWQ3NWYtNDhmYS1hZmRiLWQ1NjYzOGVmMGQ4NjowNzVkNGNjMS1mMmQwLTQwYTMtOTQ1Mi1lMTFkZDU0YTY4YmE=.jpg?crop=3:2,smart&width=640&quality=65&enable=upscale)
![Clara performing her song.](/img/placeholder.png)
Mike will be joined by two local teachers Ellie Johnson and Andy Mersh, exploring journeys and connections.
Jenny Lozano, Hastings Thrives Project Manager, said: "If you've ever wanted to try writing a song, then we're here to help. Our teachers work collaboratively to produce a song, and you will be part of it.
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Hide Ad"We welcome all abilities and because we work collaboratively, everyone can bring something to a song whether lyrics, music, direction. Just having a line in the song and working with others, builds friendships, pride and confidence. "
There also the opportunity for 11 to 16 years who are neurodivergent to have some extra 1:2:1 support before the sessions.
The sessions will be held at the British Tea Museum in the Old Town, from 3 - 5pm, Monday February 13 to Thursday February 16.
To attend, please sign up here: hastingsthrives.org/songseeds/february-half-term-songwriting-course-2023
Places are limited.
Our SongSeeds project is supported by the Youth Music Fund, local charity Magdalen and Lasher, and the Coop Community Fund.