Trebles
A choir is one of the few organizations where children work to a professional standard alongside adults. The skills acquired last a lifetime! In joining the Choir, parents/guardians and choristers make a significant commitment to themselves, their fellow team players, and the church: the achievement of goals is dependent on regular rehearsals. In return, a chorister will learn the importance of commitment and team work, self-discipline, and will receive an enriching musical education. They may, later on, move away from music, but the skills they will have gained from the choir will always be with them. Life as a chorister is thus challenging, rewarding, and exciting.
Commitment for trebles
Tuesday 17:00-18:30
Sunday (once a month) 17:15-19:30
Occasional extra rehearsals, services, concerts
Entry for trebles
Tuesday 17:00-18:30
Sunday (once a month) 17:15-19:30
Occasional extra rehearsals, services, concerts
Safeguarding
St Giles’ provides a safe and secure environment in which young people are happy and can flourish. Choristers are part of a supportive environment in which they feel valued and safe. All members of staff play an active role in protecting our choristers. The recruitment and selection procedures for new staff complies with the Oxford Diocese guidelines for safer recruitment. Our staff and volunteers who work with children are provided with safeguarding training and support.
For more information and contact details, please visit our safeguarding page.