Melton borough primary schools give it their all on stage during dance and drama competition
This is the second year the event has run with double the amount of schools taking part on this occasion.
Schools began with a morning rehearsal on stage which gave them the opportunity to watch each other perform. They then returned each evening for the performance in front of a sell-out audience.
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Hide AdMrs Forrester said: “Clare Marlow (Melton and Belvoir School Sports Development manager) was involved in inviting the schools.
“The aim of the competition is to give children the experience of performing on stage, working towards a goal, encouraging teamwork, inspiring creativity, building confidence and many more important developmental skills.
“The event this year was a massive success and seeing the pride on the children’s faces was extremely heart warming.”
Certificates, 24 of them, were given out for various achievements such as; best choreography, best concept and best make-up, which meant that all schools received not only feedback from three industry professional judges but also special commendations on areas in which they excelled.
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Hide AdThere were three top winners of the competition. Stathern Primary School won with their outstanding performance of a piece telling the story of happiness and sadness through waves, rain and thunderstorms.
Swallowdale Primary School came second with their montage of Disney Pixar dances, and Bottesford Primary School (winners last year) finished third with their vibrant Irish dancing routine.
The judges were incredibly impressed with the overall standard and behaviour of the children and would like to thank all schools for participating.
The event is set to run again in February 2020. To get involved email [email protected] for more information.