DO you know an amazing young person who would love to win a drama scholarship worth more than £1,000?
Then enter our Saffie’s Smile Awards before June 17 using the details below.
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Saffie Rose, 8, became the youngest victim of the 2017 Manchester Arena bombing Credit: Collect
We partnered with Andrew and Lisa Roussos to establish a prize in her honour Credit: Niki Fernandez – Commissioned by The Jattvibe
We partnered with Andrew and Lisa Roussos, whose eight-year-old daughter Saffie Rose became the youngest victim of the 2017 Manchester Arena bombing, to establish a prize in her honour.
We are looking for a youngster aged 16 or under who, like Saffie, loves all aspects of performing.
They will win a year’s worth of tuition at leading performing arts school the Pauline Quirke Academy.
The school, which was established by the Birds Of A Feather actress in 2007, trains students in all aspects of the arts, including comedy, drama, musical theatre, film and television.
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The academy has more than 200 venues across the country and classes are held at weekends so there’s no need to miss school.
A year’s tuition is worth more than £1,000.
Our winner will also bag a £5,000 voucher for a dream family holiday, courtesy of On The Beach.
Dad Andrew, 52, says the prize is the perfect way to honour his bubbly daughter’s legacy.
On The Beach are also giving away a holiday voucher worth £5,000 Credit: On The Beach
He told The Jattvibe: “Saffie loved entertaining people.
“Music, dancing, performing — they were part of who she was.”
“The idea of helping another child, especially one performing on stage some day . . . she’d be amazed by that.
“It just feels so fitting for who she was.”
How to apply for the Saffie Scholarship
DO you know someone exemplary, 16 or under who deserves an opportunity in the performing arts?
We are looking for an extraordinary young person for our very special inaugural Saffie’s Smiles Scholarship.
Maybe you’re aged 16 or under and embody Saffie’s vibrant spirit?
Tell us in 200 words why you are nominating a young person for this special prize.
Applications must come from parents or guardians. Please include their full name, your full name and relationship, why you’re nominating them and why they deserve this incredible opportunity with the Pauline Quirke Academy.
Shortlisted applicants will be notified and may be asked to send further material.
The final winner will also receive an incredible holiday voucher worth £5,000 from On The Beach.
If you can’t access our interactive form, click here to submit an entry.
Read the full terms and conditions here.
