SEND children to perform inclusive carol concert at York Minster
The Archbishop of York will be the guest of honour at the event later
This coming Christmas is shaping up to be even more special than usual for youngsters at York Inspirational Kids, with a live concert at York Minster.
The Archbishop of York is guest of honour at the event, the group’s first ever inclusive carol concert.
Children and young people from organisations across York, including special needs schools, youth groups and colleges, have been invited to take part, says Ruth Thompson, CEO of York Inspirational Kids.
“This is such an amazing opportunity for our children and those across the city. We hope lots of youngsters will want to take part and that as many people as possible attend on the day,” she says.
“It will be an unforgettable experience and a magical occasion for the children singing and their families, a perfect way to celebrate Christmas and welcome in the festive season.”
The carol concert takes place from 1.30pm on Saturday 16 December.
YIKs works with over 2,500 families in York and surrounding areas. Its services include after-school, weekend and holiday clubs for children with physical/learning disabilities and autistic children; life and work skills for young people with autism and disabilities; coffee mornings and drop-in advice sessions, as well as social events for youngsters and their parents.