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Southern Knights Performing Arts
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Who are we? The Southern Knights are a Performing Arts, Colour Guard and Cheerleading organisation based in Brighton & Hove, East Sussex, England and perform precision marching and dance displays to music using flags, imitation rifles/sabres, pom poms and other similar items. Since 1998 we have concentrated just on colour guard and performing arts but prior to this we have a marching band/Drum Corps history dating back to 1909 when the 2nd Brighton
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Scouts started a band. In 1983 the band left the Scouts and the Imperial Knights Drum & Bugle Corps was formed and in 1988, following a merger with The Southwinds (another local youth band), the name changed to Southern Knights. Southern Knights are now one of the largest and most successful colour guards in the UK with approximately 50 members and have won 23 national titles across 5 of the competitive Winter Guard United Kingdom classes. Plus SK Stars are our Additional Needs group and more details about them can be found - here We cater for young people from school starting age and full instruction is provided therefore no previous experience is required to become a 'Knight'. We charge a monthly subscription and full details will be given prior to joining. During the summer months we perform at local events (i.e. fetes and carnivals) as well as stage performances whilst during the winter the colour guards compete in their own competitive circuit (Winter Guard - see WGUK website ) at venues all over the country. We have provided
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Southern Knights Performing Arts
Blatchington Mill School and Sixth Form College, Nevill Ave BN3 7NB
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About Southern Knights Performing Arts
Who are we? The Southern Knights are a Performing Arts, Colour Guard and Cheerleading organisation based in Brighton & Hove, East Sussex, England and perform precision marching and dance displays to music using flags, imitation rifles/sabres, pom poms and other similar items. Since 1998 we have concentrated just on colour guard and performing arts but prior to this we have a marching band/Drum Corps history dating back to 1909 when the 2nd Brighton
Read full description
Scouts started a band. In 1983 the band left the Scouts and the Imperial Knights Drum & Bugle Corps was formed and in 1988, following a merger with The Southwinds (another local youth band), the name changed to Southern Knights. Southern Knights are now one of the largest and most successful colour guards in the UK with approximately 50 members and have won 23 national titles across 5 of the competitive Winter Guard United Kingdom classes. Plus SK Stars are our Additional Needs group and more details about them can be found - here We cater for young people from school starting age and full instruction is provided therefore no previous experience is required to become a 'Knight'. We charge a monthly subscription and full details will be given prior to joining. During the summer months we perform at local events (i.e. fetes and carnivals) as well as stage performances whilst during the winter the colour guards compete in their own competitive circuit (Winter Guard - see WGUK website ) at venues all over the country. We have provided
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