Almost 200 students from schools across Plymouth, including All Saints Academy Plymouth (ASAP), came together in spectacular style this term, performing in front of a packed audience at the Plymouth Central Methodist Hall for a show-stopping musical celebration.

The event featured students from multiple Plymouth schools, along with the vibrant Legacy Choir and Legacy Acapella Choir, all uniting on stage in matching T-shirts to deliver a joyful, high-energy programme of songs. The evening concluded with a rousing Disney medley finale, earning a rapturous standing ovation from several hundred proud parents and carers in attendance.

The event was more than just a performance, it offered a powerful opportunity for students to grow in confidence, experience large-scale collaboration, and feel the energy of performing to a live audience.

The choir from ASAP are already preparing for their next two performances at their school summer fayre and at All Saints Entertains in July.

Lacey Tombs, Acting Headteacher at All Saints Academy Plymouth said:

“This was an unforgettable experience for our students. To sing alongside so many other young people in front of such a large, supportive crowd was incredibly inspiring. Our students did brilliantly, we couldn’t be prouder.”

Moira Marder, CEO of the Ted Wragg Trust said: 

“What a fantastic example of community, creativity and confidence in action. Opportunities like this show the incredible talent and teamwork across our schools, and it’s a joy to see our students’ achievements celebrated so enthusiastically.”