Despite record-breaking temperatures, children from Years 3 to 6 delivered four exceptional performances, showcasing their talent, enthusiasm and dedication to the performing arts. From memorable musical numbers to impressive acting performances, pupils brought Charles Dickens' much-loved story to life with flair!

The cast's commitment to their roles, combined with the hard work of those behind the scenes, created a truly memorable experience for families, staff and fellow pupils alike.

Head of Junior School, Mr Burch, said:

"This week, the Hill House Main Hall has been transformed into the streets of Victorian London as our talented pupils brought the story of Oliver Twist to life. From Oliver's journey through the workhouse to his encounters with Fagin and his gang, every performance has been filled with energy, confidence and creativity.

I am incredibly proud of every pupil involved, whether on stage or behind the scenes. Their commitment and teamwork have been outstanding. My thanks also go to our dedicated staff, particularly Mrs Atack, whose passion and leadership have helped make this production such a tremendous success."

Congratulations to all the pupils and staff involved in what has been a fantastic week of performances and a wonderful celebration of the performing arts at Hill House.