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Performers rewarded as they shine on stage at Scunthorpe Musical Festival

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Thursday, March 14, 2013
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Scunthorpe Telegraph

TALENTED performers have been rewarded for their hard work after impressing audiences and the judging panel at the Scunthorpe Musical Festival.

Organisers said the festival, which ran until Saturday, March 9, was a great success.

  1. Winterton Church of England Infant School

    Winterton Church of England Infant School

  2. Scunthorpe Music Festival  Class 54 Choral Speaking Years 1 and 2  Doncaster Park Primary School  Picture: Carl Gac Buy this photo at  www.thisisphotosales.co.uk/scunthorpe or by contacting 08444 060910 Requested By:  Contact: Date:07/03/2013 Postcode: Keywords:

    Scunthorpe Music Festival Class 54 Choral Speaking Years 1 and 2 Doncaster Park Primary School Picture: Carl Gac Buy this photo at www.thisisphotosales.co.uk/scunthorpe or by contacting 08444 060910 Requested By: Contact: Date:07/03/2013 Postcode: Keywords:

  3. Above:  Class winner Rebecca Thomas, front centre,  with some of the runners-up, clockwise from left, Natasha Bate, Katie West, Isabel Smith, Ewan Lince and Tserena Tang. Left, pupils from Frodingham Infant School in Scunthorpe perform on stage during the festival

    Class winner Rebecca Thomas, front centre, with some of the runners-up, clockwise from left, Natasha Bate, Katie West, Isabel Smith, Ewan Lince and Tserena Tang. Left, pupils from Frodingham Infant School in Scunthorpe perform on stage during the festival

  4. success:  North Lincolnshire Music and Drama Festival drama adjudicator Jill O'Hare presents Humorous Poem of Prose Primary 9 years and over winner Owen Dunderdale  with his certificate, as looking on are runner-up Luke Middleton, left, and third place Finlay Clayton-Smith

    North Lincolnshire Music and Drama Festival drama adjudicator Jill O'Hare presents Humorous Poem of Prose Primary 9 years and over winner Owen Dunderdale with his certificate, as looking on are runner-up Luke Middleton, left, and third place Finlay Clayton-Smith

  5. Emily Hall

    Emily Hall

  6. Althorpe and Keadby Primary school

    Althorpe and Keadby Primary school

  7. Adjudicator Louise Manders pictured with Park Primary School, Doncaster winners of Class 58 Junior Theme, Class Years 6 and under(not less than 5 people) Picture: David Haber Buy this photo at www.thisisphotosales.co.uk/scunthorpe or by contacting 08444 060910 Requested by: Amy Downward Contact: Date: 08/03/2013 Postcode: Keywords

    Adjudicator Louise Manders pictured with Park Primary School, Doncaster winners of Class 58 Junior Theme, Class Years 6 and under(not less than 5 people) Picture: David Haber Buy this photo at www.thisisphotosales.co.uk/scunthorpe or by contacting 08444 060910 Requested by: Amy Downward Contact: Date: 08/03/2013 Postcode: Keywords

  8. ageing:  Lewis Fowles, of St Norbert's RC Primary School, as the Rappin' Grannie

    Lewis Fowles, of St Norbert's RC Primary School, as the Rappin' Grannie

Adjudicator Louise Manders said: "I have had the most wonderful week. The children have performed with such energy, sparkle and smiles.

"All the youngsters deserve credit for doing so well. I would encourage more children and schools to enter next year as it is a great way of building confidence."

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Elizabeth Morrisroe, 18, was one of the main winners at the festival, scooping awards for prose speaking and Bible reading among others.

She said: "I performed original verses and performed a solo piece from Anne Frank's diary. This is my last year competing as I am off to university in September to study medicine.

"I never studied drama, so this competition has helped me build confidence and given me skills for interviews. I have been competing in the festival for 10 years and enjoyed every part of it.

"It is a great thing to do and I would recommend other people to take part."

Secretary of the festival, Jane Holmes, said: "We have had a fantastic week with some brilliant audiences."

Meanwhile the music section of the North Lincolnshire Music and Drama Festival, in Brigg, concluded on March 7.

The drama section began on Monday and finished yesterday (Wednesday).

A concert and presentation of awards will be held on Saturday (March 16) at 6pm.

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