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About the Frisson Foundation

Our Values

Education - A belief that every child is entitled to education to enable every child to achieve their potential and play an active role within society

 

Inclusiveness - The right of every individual to participate regardless of wealth, ethnicity, gender, disability.

 

Participation - Value and encourage the participation of partners, volunteers, schools, children and their local community

 

Recognition - To recognise the work of all those who participate

 

Quality - To strive for excellence through a continuous process of reflection

 

Openness - To be transparent in all that we do

 

FUN - To provide opportunities for all children in a safe, supportive and fun environment

The Vision

To get every school child in Scotland singing

The Mission

To promote, maintain, improve and advance education, appreciation and understanding of the arts and in particular the art of performance by fostering interest in the study, practice and performance of song and dance helping to develop confident, successful, responsible and effective learners.

Our History

Our Patron

Seonaid Aitken

Award winning violinist and sophisticated songstress Seonaid also plays with the orchestra of Scottish Opera, is an accomplished arranger/orhestrator for film/Theatre/TV, presents BBC Scotland's 'Jazz nights at the Quay' and plays with award winning Jazz Group 'The Rose Rooms'

"I’ve had the pleasure of judging the majority of the Glee Show Choir regional finals this year and I’m impressed by how each school has thrown themselves into the Challenge. They’ve embraced each set song and put their own unique
spin on it, and each choir’s personality has shone through its individual song choice. The standard has continued to rise over the years that I’ve been involved as a patron and I’m thrilled that so many schools now have this performance opportunity available to them'

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