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Entertainment on a grand scale

Congratulations to all those who auditioned and to those who got through to the finals of St Andrew’s Prep Has Got Talent which took place yesterday. The variety of on show and the flair demonstrated by all who took part was fantastic. Our talented children gave us a medley of singing, dancing (ballet, street and tap) violin, guitar, saxophone, trumpet, harp, piano, rapping, stand-up comedy, acting, drama, magic and mountain biking!

It was a fabulous morning of entertainment which was streamed live to the remainder of the school in their classrooms and to parents of those performing at home.

Thank you to Mrs Radley, Mrs Shouksmith and Mr Cousins who orchestrated and oversaw the event.

 Three children in school uniforms perform on a grand scale in their school hall. One speaks into a microphone, whilst two others stand behind a table. A Got Talent presentation adds an air of entertainment to the scene projected behind them. Two children in white sports kits stand indoors; one is holding a cricket bat, preparing to swing, while the other watches. A piano and chair sit in the background against a dark wall, adding to the scene’s grand scale of indoor entertainment. A child plays a harp on a chair in a gymnasium, while another entertains at the piano and a third stands nearby, all in school uniforms. Sunlight streams through an open door, adding to the grand scale of this musical moment.   A young boy sits on a chair indoors, playing a blue electric guitar for entertainment. He is wearing a white shirt, black shorts, and black shoes. A colourful guitar strap hangs from his shoulder, with a wooden wall in the background.Two girls sit side by side at a grand piano, focused on sheet music, performing together on stage. One wears a striped jacket and trainers, the other a white top. The blue brick wall backdrop adds to the entertainment on this grand scale.  A young girl in a light pink dance dress and socks poses gracefully on one leg, with one arm reaching upward, bringing a sense of entertainment to the gymnasium, where a piano and wooden cupboard stand in the background.