The 74th annual Highbridge Festival Of The Arts has come to a close with hundreds of performances having taken place in Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge.
The popular festival, which ran from March 7th-19th, featured over 500 performers across music, speech, drama and dance. It followed a year’s break due to the pandemic. Full results below.
Results for Saturday March 19th
Highbridge Community Hall was filled with the sound of music as soloists, duets and choral groups sang and played on the last day of this year’s Highbridge Festival of The Arts. The organisers welcomed young musicians and vocalists from as far away as Merthyr Tydfil during the morning. The audience was delighted to hear pianists and flutists play a variety of pieces and thoroughly enjoyed hearing vocal competitors sing songs from shows, as well songs of worship. The adjudicator commended the children on their performances and awarded several performers with distinction marks.
Adult vocalists took to the stage during the afternoon. Soloists were praised for their interpretation of their songs and were much appreciated by the audience. Choral group Vocalise performed songs in a wide variety of style and certainly entertained the audience with The Orchestra Song. Whilst The Serendipity Singers had people swaying in their seats as they sang Tulips From Amsterdam. Timothy Barratt, the adjudicator, said that he had thoroughly enjoyed his time at the festival and that it was wonderful to be back to live music-making. “I’ve had a great time,” he said. Vocalise then rounded off the afternoon and the Music Section with a Show Medley from the musical Oliver, which earned them an Honours mark.
The Festival Organisers would like to thank everyone who has taken part in this year’s festival, whether in Speech & Drama, Dance or Music, and look forward to welcoming you all back in 2023.
Class P53E Piano Duet Pupil and Teacher Duet of Own Choice
1st Bethan Marshall
2nd Susie Fowler
Class X64D Accompanied Solos Woodwind
1st Gracie Driscoll
Class X69D Unaccompanied Solos Woodwind
1st Gracie Driscoll
Class X75D Instrumental Solo Any Instrument Grades 6 – 8
1st Holly Thomas
2nd Gracie Driscoll
Class X76 Instrumental Solo Any Instrument Grade 8 & Above
1st Gracie Driscoll
Class X77D Instrumental Duet Any Combination
1st= Holly Thomas and Gracie Driscoll
1st= Gracie Driscoll and Holly Thomas
Class V4C Vocal Solo Song From Any Musical Show/Film
1st Sophie Pepper
Class V4B Vocal Solo Song From Any Musical Show/Film
1st Kaitlyn Smith
Class X60B Recorder Solos One or Two Pieces
1st Emily Piers
Class V1A Vocal Solo Choirboy/Girl Solo Song of Worship
1st Abi Latimer
2nd Scarlet Newitt
Class V4A Vocal Solo Song From Any Musical Show/Film
1st Abi Latimer
2nd= Scarlet Newitt
2nd= Kyla Kendall
Class V16A Vocal Solo Song of Own Choice Including Pop/Film/Show
1st= Scarlet Newitt
1st= Abi Latimer
Class C32E Choral Two Songs in Unison
1st Vocalise
Class V3E Vocal Solo Traditional Unaccompanied Folk Song
1st Helen Hill
Class V16E Vocal Solo Song of Own Choice Including Pop/Film/Show
1st Tina Lukins
Class C29E Choral Two Contrasting Songs of Worship
1st Vocalise
Class V6E Vocal Solo A Humorous Song
1st Helen Hill
Class C31E Choral Two Contrasting Songs to be Sung in Harmony
1st Vocalise
Class V15E Vocal Solo Song of Own Choice Excluding Pop/Film/Show
1st Helen Hill
2nd Tina Lukins
Class C30E Choral Two or Three Short Songs With a Common Theme
1st Vocalise
2nd Serendipity Singers
Class V4E Vocal Solo Song From Any Musical Show/Film
1st Tina Lukins
Class C34E Choral 15 Minute Show Medley
1st Vocalise (Honours)
Results for Friday March 18th
Friday’s Music Section proved to be a very entertaining and enjoyable time. Children of primary school age competed in the afternoon and were warmly applauded by the audience. Many of the children were playing in public for the first time and some had only been taking lessons for a few months.
The evening session began with slightly older soloists, who played the violin, guitar, piano and harp. Violinist, Matilda White, impressed everyone as she played from memory and was awarded an honours mark for her outstanding playing. After a short break, a variety of adult instrumental ensembles took to the stage. Two groups from Burnham & Highbridge Band competed against each other – one group performing an original piece for four tubas which had been written by one of the players. However, they were pipped to the gold medal by The Marching Bandits, who certainly gave the audience something to smile about as they drummed their way into the hall to take up positions on the stage.
The Clarinet Candies were a slightly larger group, who came together during Lockdowns and enjoyed their music making so much that they decided to continue playing together. The evening was rounded off by Burnham & Highbridge Town Band, who played Vaughan Williams’ English Folk Song Suite. The adjudicator, Timothy Barratt, finished the evening by saying how much he had enjoyed his day and what a really good evening of music making it had been.
Class P53B Piano Duet Pupil and Teacher Duet of Own Choice
1st Lydia Steele
2nd= Jacob Powell
2nd= Freya Slade
Class P53A Piano Duet Pupil and Teacher Duet of Own Choice
1st Evie Knibb
2nd Eric Chen
Class P40 Piano Solo Up to Grade 1
1st= Evie Knibb
1st= Aiden Finch
Class X88A Instrumental Beginners’ Class
1st= Nora Allan
1st= Elijah Warwick
2nd= Emily Stanley
2nd= Eric Chen
2nd= Irina Chen
Class P48B Piano Solo One Piece of Own Choice
1st Lee Smith
Class 51A Piano Solo One Modern Piece
1st Nora Allan
Class P51B Piano Solo One Modern Piece
1st Lee Smith
Class X88B Instrumental Beginners’ Class
1st= Lee Smith
1st= Lucy Stanley
Class X88 Instrumental Beginners’ Class
1st Matilda White
2nd Amelia Rose
Class X88A Instrumental Beginner’s Class
1st Lois Downing
Class X68B Unaccompanied Solos Strings
1st Forest White
Class X68C Unaccompanied Solos Strings
1st Francesca Strong
Class X75 Instrumental Solo Any Instrument Grades 6 – 7
1st Matilda White (Honours)
Class G82 Instrumental Ensemble 3 – 6 Instruments
1st Marching Bandits
2nd Burnham & Highbridge Group A
3rd Burnham & Highbridge Group B
Class G83 Instrumental Ensemble 7 – 12 Instruments
1st Clarinet Candies
Class G84 Instrumental Ensemble 13 – 35 Instruments
1st Burnham & Highbridge Band
Results for Thursday March 17th
The Music Section of Highbridge Festival of the Arts began with some super performances by entrants of all ages. The day began with choirs and recorder groups from several local schools: Wedmore First School, Bridgwater Academy and Churchfield, who were well supported by an enthusiastic audience. The appreciative afternoon and evening audiences enjoyed piano and instrumental entries from children and adults who played piano, flute, drums and, for the first time at Highbridge Festival, the bagpipes. The audience were treated to a large number of performances which gained commended and distinction marks, as well as two performances which were awarded honours. The Dorothy Reaney Trophy, in memory of Dot Reaney a long-time supporter of the festival, was presented by her daughter, who said that she was very pleased that her Mum’s interest and the support of the festival was continuing.
Class C34 Choral 15 Minute Show Medley
1st Wedmore School Choir
Class C30 Choral Two or Three Short Songs with a Common Theme
1st Wedmore School Owl Class
Class X62A Recorder Groups One or Two Pieces
1st= Bridgwater College Academy
1st= Wedmore School Recorder Club
Class P53E Piano Duet Pupil and Teacher
1st Chrissy Colburn
Class C29 Choral Two Contrasting Songs of Worship
1st Churchfield Harmony
Class C32 Choral Two Songs in Unison
1st Churchfield Harmony
Class P41 Piano Solo Grades 2 – 3
1st Freya Slade
2nd Georgia Wheeler
Class P48C Piano Solo One Piece of Own Choice
1st Seth Barnshaw
2nd Georgia Wheeler
Class P53C Piano Duet Pupil and Teacher Duet of Own Choice
1st= Seth Barnshaw
1st= Hope Fisher
Class P51C Piano Solo One Modern Piece
1st Georgia Wheeler
Class X88C Instrumental Beginners’ Class
1st Lillie Hannett
Class X64C Accompanied Solos Woodwind
1st Lillie Hannett
Class DRT The Dorothy Reaney Award
1st Elijah Warwick
Class P53D Piano Duet Pupil and Teacher Duet of Own Choice
1st Lottie Mills
2nd= Jack Richardson
2nd= Vincent Tsang
Class P48A Piano Solo One Piece Own Choice
1st Dee Dee Redford
Class P48D Piano Solo One Piece of Own Choice
1st Hannah Coulton
2nd= Vincent Tsang
2nd= Lottie Mills
Class 51A Piano Solo One Modern Piece
1st Dee Dee Redford (Honours)
Class P51D Piano Solo One Modern Piece
1st Jack Richardson
Class X68E Unaccompanied Solos
1st Ian Tiso
Class P50A Piano Solo Baroque/Classical/Romantic
1st Dee Dee Redford (Honours)
Class P48E Piano Solo One Piece of Own Choice
1st Graham Lyne
Class P44 Piano Solo Grade 8 & Above
1st Hannah Coulton
2nd Jenny Golding
Class P43 Piano Solo Grades 6 – 7
1st Lottie Mills
Class X88E Instrumental Beginners’ Class
1st Phil Marshall
Class P50D Piano Solo One Piece in Baroque/Classical/Romantic Style
1st Lottie Mills
2nd Hannah Coulton
Class G85 Instrumental Ensemble 35+ Instruments
1st King Alfred Concert Band
Results for Sunday 13th March
Sunday saw the oldest competitors take to the stage on the final day of the Dance Section of Highbridge Festival of The Arts. A wide variety of dance styles were showcased by the entrants, who had travelled from as far afield as Totnes to take part. Many of the dancers have competed in the Festival since they were quite small, so it was wonderful for the adjudicator and the Festival Volunteers to reflect on how they had developed as dancers over the years. The adjudicator gave distinction marks to eight performances and an honours mark was awarded to Millie Gubby for her outstanding Song and Dance routine.
Highbridge Festival of The Arts continues on Thursday 17 March at Highbridge Community Hall with the Music Section.
Class 62 Cabaret Duet 18 Years & Under
1st Mia Huntley and Jemima Garner
2nd Lily-Rain Fuller and Morwenna Fuller
Class 10 Commercial/Street Solo 15 – 18 Years
1st Alan James
Class 2 Modern Solo 15 – 18 Years
1st Millie Gubby
2nd= Mia Huntley
2nd= Jemima Garner
3rd Katie Alford
Class 63 Classical Duet 18 Years & Under
1st Maya Campbell and Noah Morgan
2nd Maya Campbell and Lily-Rain Fuller
3rd Lily-Rain Fuller and Marianne Finch
Class 6 Greek Solo 15 – 18 Years
1st Annie Price
2nd Florence Clayton
Class 3 Tap Solo 15 – 18 Years
1st Mia Huntley
2nd Jemima Garner
3rd Elizabeth England
Class 9 Choreographic Solo 15 – 18 Years
1st Maya Campbell
Class 4 Character Solo 15 – 18 Years
1st Roisin Maddock
2nd Jemima Garner
3rd Elizabeth England
Class 73 Cabaret Trios/Quartets 18 Years & Under
1st Millie Gubby, Lily Budden and Maisie Budden
2nd Millie Gubby, Lily Budden, Maisie Budden and Poppy Potter
Class 5 Lyrical Modern Solo 15 – 18 Years
1st Katie Alford
2nd Erin Hemms
3rd= Mia Huntley
3rd= Jemima Graner
3rd= Roisin Maddock
Class 7 Contemporary Solo 15 – 18 Years
1st Millie Gubby
2nd Erin Hemms
3rd Maya Campbell
Class 1 Classical Ballet Solo 15 – 18 Years
1st Roisin Maddock
2nd Jemima Garner
3rd Katie Alford
Class 11 Song and Dance Solo 15 – 18 Years
1st Millie Gubby (Honours)
2nd Lily-Rain Fuller
Class 82 Senior Cabaret Group 21 Years & Under
1st Lisa Jane School of Dance – Killer Queen
2nd= Fox King Dance Academy – I’ll Never Love Again
2nd= Dragonflies Dance – Beggin’
3rd Revolution X – Stepping Out
Results for Saturday 12 March 2022
Class 15 Character Solo 13 – 14 Years
1st Florence Milner
2nd Lily Beacon
3rd Jack Roberts
Class 58 National Solo 6 Years & Under
1st Rosanna Upton
Class 54 Modern Solo 6 Years & Under
1st Evie Jukes
Class 64 Cabaret Duet 14 Years & Under
1st Florrie Radley and Esme Stewart
2nd Lily Beacon and Kitty Stuart-Hunt
3rd Madeline Thomas and Cally Britnell
Class 19 National Solo 13 – 14 Years
1st Hollie Shere
2nd Ella Trott
Class 14 Tap Solo 13 – 14 Years
1st Esme Stewart
2nd Autumn Williams
3rd= Florrie Radley
3rd= Lacey Pimm
Class 56 Character Solo 6 Years & Under
1st Evie Jukes
2nd= Rae Fry
2nd= Olive Gaskell
Class 57 Greek Solo 6 Years & Under
1st Rosanna Upton
2nd Izzy Crea
Class 76 Classical Trios/Quartets 14 Years & Under
1st Amber Sharrock, Lily Beacon and Cally Britnell
Class 53 Classical Ballet Solo 6 Years & Under
1st Aleksandra Rogowska
2nd Rae Fry
3rd Sonny Hazell
Class 13 Modern Solo 13 – 14 Years
1st Autumn Williams
2nd Florence Milner
3rd= Neve Emery
3rd= Daisy Sage
3rd= Edwina Wong
Class 61 Any Dance Solo 4 Years & Under
1st Lorna Emery
Class 12 Classical Ballet Solo 13 – 14 Years
1st Edwina Wong
2nd Neve Emery
3rd Florence Milner
Class 21 Commercial/Street Solo 13 – 14 Years
1st Summer Williamson
2nd Alisha Hutchinson
3rd Jack Roberts
Class 22 Song and Dance Solo 13 – 14 Years
1st Lily Beacon
2nd Florence Milner
3rd Katie Thomas
Class 18 Contemporary Solo 13 – 14 Years
1st Lola Beebee
2nd Florence Milner
3rd= Lily Caddick
3rd= Summer Williamson
3rd= Bethan Norris
Class 75 Cabaret Trios/Quartets 14 Years & Under
1st Florrie Radley, Esme Stewart and Harriet Vickers-Graham
2nd Beatrice Langham, Daisy Beebee, Esme Stewart and Lola Beebee
3rd Amber Sharrock, Lily Beacon and Cally Britnell
Class 20 Choreographic Solo 13 – 14 Years
1st Summer Williamson
2nd= Madeline Thomas
2nd= Lily Caddick
Class 16 Lyrical Modern Solo 13 – 14 Years
1st Daisy Sage
2nd Edwina Wong
3rd= Neve Emery
3rd= Florence Milner
3rd= Autumn Williams
Class 65 Classical Duet 14 Years & Under
1st Hollie Shere and Hannah Gamlin
2nd Amber Sharrock and Lily Beacon
Class 85 Intermediate Classical Group 14 Years & Under
1st Signature Dance – Celtic Reel
2nd RJT – Bad Guys
3rd= Fox King – The Embassy Waltz
3rd= Dragonflies Dance – The Golden Hour
Class 84 Intermediate Cabaret Group 14 Years & Under
1st RJT – Kingdom Dance
2nd Signature Dance – Ease On Down The Road
3rd Signature Dance – Red Spirit
Results for Friday 11th March
Class 26 Character Solo 11 – 12 Years
1st Poppy Potter
2nd Henry Fryer
3rd Layla Tovey
Class 30 National Solo 11 – 12 Years
1st Millie Smith
Class 28 Greek Solo 11 – 12 Years
1st Sophia Winfield
Class 66 Cabaret Duet 12 Years & Under
1st Poppy Potter and Beatrice Langham
2nd Jessica Lambert and Elsie-May Govier
3rd Calleigh Burgess and Layla Tovey
Class 29 Contemporary Solo 11 – 12 Years
1st Daisy Beebee
2nd Esme Skevington
3rd= Beatrice Langham
3rd= Poppy Potter
Class 67 Classical Duet 12 Years & Under
1st Kitty Stuart-Hunt and Libby Croft
2nd Medina Muscat and Layla Tovey
Class 24 Modern Solo 11 – 12 Years
1st Bonnie Williams
2nd Fenella Milner
3rd Kitty Stuart-Hunt
Class 78 Classical Trios/Quartets 12 Years & Under
1st Izzy Watters, Lucy Hasler and Kaitlyn Smith
Class 23 Classical Ballet Solo 11 – 12 Years
1st Esme Skevington
2nd Ruby Sproat
3rd= Nathalia Evans
3rd= Beatrice Langham
Class 32 Commercial/Street Solo 11 – 12 Years
1st Poppy Potter
2nd Sophia Winfield
Class 25 Tap Solo 11 – 12 Years
1st Bonnie Williams
2nd Fenella Milner
3rd= Rocha Teale
3rd= Kitty Stuart-Hunt
3rd= Edmund Boulton-Roberts
Class 31 Choreographic Solo 11 – 12 Years
1st Rocha Teale
2nd Bonnie Williams
3rd= Beatrice Langham
3rd= Poppy Potter
Class 77 Cabaret Trios/Quartets 12 Years & Under
1st Fenella Milner, Elsie-May Govier, Jessica Lambert and Martha Colby
2nd Bethan Sharrock, Libby Croft and Kitty Stuart-Hunt
3rd Medina Muscat, Calleigh Burgess and Layla Tovey
Class 27 Lyrical Modern Solo 11 – 12 Years
1st Bonnie Williams
2nd Beatrice Langham
3rd= Esme Skevington
3rd= Ruby Sproat
3rd= Rocha Teale
Class 33 Song and Dance Solo 11 – 12 Years
1st Edmund Boulton-Roberts
2nd Calleigh Burgess
3rd= Bonnie Williams
3rd= Rocha Teale
Class 72 Any Dance Adult Duet
1st Fiona Lamdin and Liz Parker
2nd Duo Al-Andulus
3rd Duo Flamenco
Class 81 Any Dance Adult Trios/Quartets
1st Aire Flamenco
Class 89 Any Dance Adult Group
1st Lisa Jane School of Dance – Babes of the Blitz
2nd Street Dance Sister – Let Me Take You Dancing
3rd Cuadro Flamenco
Results for Thursday 10th March 2022
Class 37 Character Solo 9 – 10 Years
1st Saskia Gair
2nd Leah Gordon
3rd Eleisha Makinen
Class 45 Modern Solo 7 – 8 Years
1st Freya Jeffries
2nd= Abi Latimer
2nd= Esmé Bradley
2nd= Chloe Jenkins
3rd Freya Wood
3rd= Darcy Annals
Class 42 Commercial/Street Solo 9 – 10 Years
1st Marianne Finch
Class 50 National Solo 7 – 8 Years
1st Phoebe brown
Class 47 Character Solo 7 – 8 Years
1st Abi Latimer
2nd Freya Wood
3rd= Ava Sayers
3rd= Marcy-May Murdoch
Class 41 Choreographic Solo 9 – 10 Years
1st Marianne Finch
Class 71 Classical Duet 8 Years & Under
1st Rae Fry and Evie Jukes
2nd Gracie Smith and Elsie Smith
Class 80 Classical Trios/Quartet 10 Years & Under
1st Rosie Daniels, Amelia Heath and Poppy Delgano
Class 48 Lyrical Modern Solo 7 – 8 Years
1st Esmé Bradley
2nd Freya Jeffries
3rd Freya Wood
Class 36 Tap Solo 9 – 10 Years
1st Florence Hazell
2nd= Lola John
2nd= Eleisha Makinen
3rd= Lauren Dodden
3rd= Leah Gordon
Class 69 Classical Duet 10 Years & Under
1st Eleisha Makinen and Esmé Bradley
Class 49 Greek Solo 7 – 8 Years
1st Freya Wood
2nd Phoebe Brown
Class 44 Classical Ballet Solo 7 – 8 Years
1st Esmé Bradley
2nd= Chloe Jenkins
2nd= Maisie Kinneir
3rd= Isla Martin
3rd= Abi Latimer
3rd= Maja Rogowska
3rd= Freya Wood
Class 34 Classical Ballet Solo 9 – 10 Years
1st Thea Martin
2nd Saskia Gair
3rd= Noah Morgan
3rd= Eleisha Makinen
Class 46 Tap Solo 7 – 8 Years
1st Esmé Bradley
2nd Chloe Jenkins
3rd Marcy-May Murdoch
Class 68 Cabaret Duet 10 Years & Under
1st Eleisha Makinen and Esmé Bradley
2nd Lauren Dodden and Rosie Eades
3rd Isobella Montgomery and Matilda Palmer
Class 52 Song and Dance Solo 7 – 8 Years
1st Lacey Carroll
2nd Abi Latimer
Class 38 Lyrical Modern Solo 9 – 10 Years
1st Thea Martin
2nd Saskia Gair
3rd Noah Morgan
3rd Marianne Finch
Class 43 Song and Dance Solo 9 – 10 Years
1st Ottilie Stuart-Hunt
2nd Eleisha Makinen
3rd= Noah Morgan
3rd= Lola John
Class 35 Modern Solo 9 – 10 Years
1st Saskia Gair
2nd Florence Hazell
3rd= Matilda Palmer
3rd= Anna Plant
3rd= Marianne Finch
Class 86 Junior Cabaret Group 10 Years & Under
1st Material Girls
2nd He’s a Hero
Results for Tuesday March 8th
Tuesday’s small, but appreciative, audience were treated to a high standard of performances, with the adjudicator awarding Honours marks to two competitors and eleven distinctions. The day began with original short stories and continued with themed and classic poetry chosen by the competitors. Two poets shared their original poems and a monologue was performed. The day was rounded off with set verse poetry recitals by children from St Andrew’s School, St Joseph’s School, Worle Village Primary and an independent entrant from Taunton. The adjudicator, Ann Newsom, said how much she had enjoyed seeing and hearing live performances over the two days. She praised the competitors for their efforts and told them how important it is to be able to speak in public – projecting their voices and engaging with their audience. “It’s a life skill,” she said. Ann thanked the organisers for their work and said how friendly and happy the atmosphere had been. The Festival continues on Thursday 10 March with the Dance Section.
Class 132H Original Short Story
1st Kim Lewis (Honours)
2nd Jane Lee
Class 132E Original Short Story
1st Morwenna Fuller
Class 109 Set Verse Speaking Year 8
1st Morwenna Fuller
Class 110 Set Verse Speaking Year 9
1st Sophie Pepper
2nd Bethan Rose
Class 117E Themed Poetry
1st Morwenna Fuller (Honours)
Class 116H Classic Poetry
1st Neil Olson
Class 116E Classic Poetry
1st Morwenna Fuller
Class 133F Diary Extract – Original
1st Morwenna Fuller
Class 115E Original Poetry
1st Morwenna Fuller
Class 115H Original Poetry
1st Neil Olson
Class 128F Monologue Scripted
1st Maya Campbell
Class 106 Set Verse Speaking Year 5
1st Poppy Thomas
2nd Amelia Tripp
3rd Abella
Class 104 Set Verse Speaking Year 3
1st Erin Jarvis
2nd= Isabella Johnson
2nd= Lucian Gamwell
3rd= Farrah Hastings
3rd= Zephaniah Morgan
Results for Monday March 7th
Highbridge Festival of the Arts welcomed over one hundred children from local primary schools to the first day of their 2022 festival. Everyone was delighted to be back and the theatre buzzed with the voices of excited children, many of whom were taking to the stage for the first time.
The morning session saw children from St Joseph’s School, St Andrew’s School and Worle Village Primary reciting set verse poems. In the afternoon, groups of children from Brent Knoll School took part in a Choral Speaking competition to win The Dorothy Reaney Trophy.
The trophy was presented by Burnham & Highbridge Mayor, Mike Facey, to the winning group from Griffin Class. Cllr Facey said that he’d thoroughly enjoyed hearing all of the children perform and congratulated the winning group on their presentation.
The Speech & Drama Section continues on Tuesday 8 March with older entrants reciting set verse and classic poetry, performing duologues and monologues and sharing original short stories, poems and diaries. The afternoon will see the return of primary aged children who will recite set verse poems.
Class 105 Set Verse Speaking Year 4
1st Cameron Grogan
2nd Xanthe Austin
3rd Irina Panaite
Class 101 Set verse Speaking Reception and Under
1st Arlo Wilson
Class 102 Set Verse Speaking Year 1
1st Matilda Tripp
2nd Iris Hislop
3rd Anthony Hickson
Class 107 Set Verse Speaking Year 6
1st Kaitlyn Smith
2nd Esme Weavell
3rd Kaycie White
Class 103 Set Verse Speaking Year 2
1st Kyla Kendall
2nd Elsie Lamb
3rd= Phoebe Drinkwater
3rd= Luca Alvarez-Reyes
Choral Speech – Dorothy Reaney Trophy
1st Griffin Year 1a, Brent Knoll School
2nd Griffin Year 1b, Brent Knoll School
3rd Year 2, Brent Knoll School
