All England Junior Ballet Champion

December 05, 2014
Congratulations to our Year 6 pupil who recently became the British Theatre Dance Association (BTDA) All England Junior Ballet Champion. She has worked very hard to become a brilliant ballerina and we are all impressed by her amazing achievement.

"I went with my nan and my mum to Leicester. The drive took about 3 hours. We had to stay in a hotel that had a swimming pool, sauna and jacuzzi - it was really cool! I had to do a ballet dance lasting about 2 minutes. I was competing against fourteen other girls, some were older than me and some were younger. I had to line up on stage with the other girls and we were called on to wait and listen to the results. They started with fourth, then third, then the runner up and then the winner... when they called out my name I was so shocked, I couldn't believe it! I got a massive trophy and a huge certificate. It was the best day ever."


Related Posts:

  • Sealyham 2015 - Day 1Bulging cases and the prospect of an amazing adventure began the day for our year 6 pupils. The excited faces could mean only one thing: Sealyham 2015! After an early departure (thank you parents) the journey whizzed by and, … Read More
  • Annual Caring and Achievement AwardsProud parents and teachers joined our pupils in the hall for Hacton's annual caring and achievement assembly. Carefully selected children were presented with awards for both their academic achievement and their kindness throu… Read More
  • Sealyham 2015 - Day 5With the sun blazing, groups 1 and 2 stepped into their harnesses as they travelled to St David's Head for a day of abseiling and coasteering. The children began with a brisk walk along the coast before 'bouldering' to perfec… Read More
  • Year 5 at StubbersOur Year 5 pupils had a fun-filled day out at Stubbers Adventure Centre where they participated in a range of challenging activities. The children improved their accuracy at archery, relished the thrill of riding on jet-skis,… Read More
  • Dreamtime Aboriginal Art Workshops The artist Stephen Rowley came to our school to work with Key Stage 2 children. Stephen has had a colourful and varied background in both science and art. However, extended visits to Australia fired his interest in Australi… Read More

Popular Posts

Search This Blog

Blog Archive