MENTORSHIP
PROGRAMME
Mentorship is a community outreach programme that is geared
towards bridging the gap between University students and the
surrounding communities. This program serves to promote the
values and attitude of the youths in the August Town community
specifically, by providing a big brother approach, this allows
for the improvement of oneself as individuals as well as those
who may need guidance. The programme provides a number of fun
and educational activities for both parties involved. For further
details
Contact the E.A.C- Netia “Lifeboat” Simpson. Block
E
DRAMA
The Taylor Hall Drama Club contains the most talented individuals
in terms of the performing arts. The club in cooperation with
the choral produces the most famous presentations at Tallawah
each year. As a result of this we dominate the competition,
with the best performances in solo and group pieces in all
categories from Standard English, Dialect, to dub poetry.
We hold a number of awards, best director in the person of
Tanisha Mcghie, best lighting, best drama-story line and many
more. For more information on the drama club Contact: R.A-Taneisha
“Chinie brush” Mcghie.
DANCING
The talented members of the dance club performs with the choral
at the annual production. They do a mixture of dances dancehall,
rhythm and blues, souls gospel and folk. The group display
their talent at various functions as they seek to carry on
the tradition of excellence. For more information contact
Tin Bomb.
CHORALE
The Choral is a complex group, which houses the Drama club,
Singing and Music departments. This is where all the wonderful
voices come together to make spectacular music, often compared
to ASHE! There is normally a choral production once a year
and this is where the all the movie stars gain recognition.
For further information Contact: Dahlia “Stamp”
Campbell. Flats
SIGN LANGUAGE
Signing can be a great second language, this group one arm
of the Chorale and often works with them, in terms of producing
a worth while performance. You can learn a lot from signing
as well as a new way to communicate. This is a cool skill
to posses so try it, Just learning to sign can be fun. For
more information contact: Cavel Canerow Francis Block E or
Stephen McFarline Block B.
MUSIC
The Taylor music club does the back up and front line music
for our productions. They are responsible for dropping a few
rhythms to lively up the place at times. There are many instruments
to play.. or learn to play, the drums, guitar and key board
are only a few. For more information Contact: Omar “Rogaine”
Tomlinson Block D .
ENVIRONMENTAL
The environmental club is a group concerned with our surroundings
on hall. They are responsible for the collection of plastic
bottles for recycling and the green house and garden project.
This group keep us aware of the environmental as they seek
to conserve nature’s beauty. For further information
contact: Block E Food Rep. Kimberlyn “steeple”
Robinson.
SPIMES
The Society for Promoting and Improving Moral Education in
Schools is a motivational group recently established. This
a talented group travels to primary and high schools bearing
positive messages in their drama poetry song or dance presentation
that promote values attitude. For more information contact:
Block E Block Rep Stacy-Ann Filly Robinson.
RISING STAR COMMITTEE
Members are responsible for the production of the Taylor Hall
Magazine. This is where great writing skills creativity and
originality blossoms. Contact the PARO Kimiesha “Sulphur”
White
DEBATE
The debating club is dominated by top debaters across the
Caribbean. This is a great club if you want to enhance your
speech skills. It teaches individuals to be articulate and
bold as well as exercise your skills to argue both orally
and written in a formal and appropriate manner. It teaches
good research skills and the wealth of information that can
be gained will help you with the transition to a higher level
of education in terms of reasoning. For more information Contact
Marsha “Ring Road” Holding. flats.
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