Sequins and song lit up the stage in a sell-out show.
A two-hour multi-school dance performance took place at Kingsbury Green Academy, featuring students from across the Ascend Learning Trust and nearby primary schools.
The event, held on Tuesday, April 28, showcased routines set to West End favourites including tracks from The Greatest Showman and Hamilton, along with a country and line dancing mash-up.
Alice Mitchell, head of expressive arts at Kingsbury Green Academy and organiser of the show, said: "It was such a great evening, showcasing the best dancing talents across the schools in our trust.
"Everyone worked so hard weeks before the event, planning their choreography, rehearsing and perfecting their routines."
Students from five primary schools also took part: Cherhill C of E Primary, Marden Vale CE Academy, Priestly Primary, Fynamore Primary, and Holy Trinity Church of England Academy.
Nicola Bull, headteacher of Kingsbury Green Academy, said: "It was also so lovely to welcome several visiting primary schools from our area who also performed so well.
"It important for us to work together with local schools to share ideas and showcase collectively our pupils’ talents and abilities.
"The fact that it was a sell-out is testament to the quality of the dances and students’ professionalism."
All proceeds from the event will be donated to Springboard, a special needs school in Chippenham.
Jane Coley, chief executive of the Ascend Learning Trust, said: "Ascend Learning Trust is about inclusivity and belonging and this show reflected that.
"Everyone coming together under one roof, giving their all to produce what was a very special, sparkly and joyous show."
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