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BBC Young Musician semi final for teen pianist from Ryde | Isle of Wight County Press - Vimarsana News

BBC Young Musician semi final for teen pianist from Ryde | Isle of Wight County Press

It is being screened later, around a year after it was first recorded.  Scroll down for a link to watch... Thomas Luke, 17, won the keyboard part of the BBC competition before the Covid-19 lockdown, to get to the semi final. Speaking last year, Thomas said he was 'shocked' to win the keyboard final after having watched the competition for years. He said: "Much of what happened next was a blur! "I hope the exposure I receive from winning the keyboard category will serve as a useful accolade for my future as a performer." The BBC Young Musician semi final was filmed at the Royal W...

Isle of Wight Covid cases reach 6,800 in latest update - Vimarsana News

Isle of Wight Covid cases reach 6,800 in latest update

Two new cases have been added to the Isle of Wight's overall total today (Thursday). It takes the number of cases this week (since Monday) to nine. The Island's rolling average of cases per 100,000 people, in the seven days to April 23, has risen slightly from 12 to 12.7. Current figures do not include positive results from fast-result lateral flow tests, if they were not subsequently confirmed by a PCR test. Cases by specimen date. Meanwhile, sixth form students at Ryde School have been sent home to self isolate following two confirmed Covid cases.

New Isle of Wight high sheriff focusing on youth mental health | Isle of Wight County Press - Vimarsana News

New Isle of Wight high sheriff focusing on youth mental health | Isle of Wight County Press

ree generations of the Attrill family have owned Dean Farm, Whitwell, and now two of those generations have been high sheriffs of the Isle of Wight. James Attrill has just started his high sheriff year, following on from his father, John, who held the post some years ago. James, who combines his farming role with a senior role as partner at BCM rural property specialists in Merstone, has two clear objectives during his year in office. One is to highlight mental health, especially in children and young people, and the other is to support the emergency services at this difficult time.

BBC Young Musician semi final for teen pianist from Ryde | Isle of Wight County Press - Vimarsana News

BBC Young Musician semi final for teen pianist from Ryde | Isle of Wight County Press

"I hope the exposure I receive from winning the keyboard category will serve as a useful accolade for my future as a performer." The BBC Young Musician semi final was filmed at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama in Cardiff, when audiences were still able to attend music events without restrictions. Competing for the three places in the Grand Final are 18-year old Annemarie Federle (French horn); 19-year old Coco Tomita (violin); 18-year old Ewan Millar (oboe); 17-year old Fang Zhang (percussion); and Thomas. BBC Young Musician Executive Editor Paul Bullock said: “Within days...

Ryde School: Five Year Groups Self-Isolating After Confirmed Covid Cases - Vimarsana News

Ryde School: Five Year Groups Self-Isolating After Confirmed Covid Cases

Live and Local Podcast - Supporting Live Local Music On The Isle Of Wight Ryde School: Five Year Groups Self-Isolating After Confirmed Covid Cases By Oliver Dyer Five year groups at Ryde School are self-isolating after cases of coronavirus were confirmed. Pupils in Reception, and Years 3 to 6, are learning from home as a precaution. Some staff are also self-isolating until Sunday (25). Cases of COVID-19 were confirmed in two households in those year groups.  The school says no further cases have been found, despite widespread testing. Health authorities and Public Health England have been n...