“Schools Inspire” – delivered in spectacular style!
The first ever Schools Inspire was a hit success. This remarkable annual production with the female only performances act, is the biggest event in Australia lead by Australian Muslim schools and community. All night the performances celebrated diversity together with other Non-Muslim performers & guests in a 4 hour show at the Bryan Brown Theatre, a professional stage in the heart of Bankstown NSW.
The excitement of presenting the Schools Inspire event in two acts, the first for female only performers and guests was highly enjoyed and one of the night’s highlights. The female only performances were exceptionally moving and included singing, daff performance, contemporary dance, fashion parade, ballet, nasheed singing, tricking and martial arts and each was received with high acclaim from the audience .
After a short intermission Act two also started with great excitement and included girls and boys performers, guests and family. Opened by our VIP guest Maha Abdo of Muslim Women Association with her support and understanding of what a difference such an event will make for our community. This Act was again full of great performances and lots of laughs with David Mitsak a wonderful spoken word poet. David along with Daff drum teacher, Anas Hidar trained students of Malek Fahd School Hoxton Park for the event and also performed on the night. After an awards ceremony for the children the event ended with tremendous applause and enjoyment.
The spectacular event is presented by INSPIRE INC a non for profit organisation focused on presenting this annual event to showcase the dedication and hard work of local young stage performers, in a supportive inclusive environment. Schools Inspire was presented in collaboration with Malek Fahd School Hoxton Park, Al Fikr Home Education Support Centre, Sisters by Deen, Muslim Women Association and Invincible Worldwide.
“Thank you for giving my daughter the opportunity to perform on stage. All the children and the whole entire performances was beautiful and very entertaining.”
“I would just like to greatly thank you for the experience and the joy you have given to my daughter. I was extremely proud and tearful of joy of all the effort that was put in up to till the night of the performance. Thank you. You have made my little girl so happy.”
The Schools Inspire 2014 event was proudly sponsored and supported by the following generous organisations:
Bryan Brown Theatre, Baraka Women, Crescent Wealth, Al Firdaus Qur’an College, SBS Radio, Bankstown Council, Daar Aisha, Malek Fahd School Hoxton Park, Muslim Women Association, Invincible Worldwide, Sisters by Deen, Three Princesses Florist and Australasian Muslim Times
It is only with the help of these wonderful sponsors that this event could be staged. INSPIRE thanks their sponsors for helping to introduce a new generation of talented children to the wider Australian Community.
The primary mission of the ‘Schools Inspire’ is to encourage young people to aspire, to dream and exercise their right to express themselves creatively through arts no matter what their religion, race or background.
Web http://www.schoolsinspire.org.au/
Email: info@schoolsinspire.org.au