Springwood High School holds 'Schools Make Music' concert

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More than 260 pupils from Norfolk took to the stage for an annual music event.

The young performers, from schools across West Norfolk, gathered for this year’s Schools Make Music.

The event featured the Concert Band and Cantabene Choir from Springwood High School, with students from Years 7 to 13 taking part.

Young musicians showcase their talents at Corn Exchange (Image: Ian Burt)

Robin Norman, director of music at Springwood, said: "Each of the groups performed for around ten to 15 minutes.

"The concert is a celebration of music across all schools in West Norfolk, and it is always a highlight to see and hear the excitement of all the young people performing."

260 pupils from schools across West Norfolk gathered together to take part in a concert (Image: Ian Burt)

Mr Norman conducted the Concert Band, while vocal teacher Sam Ashby led Cantabene.

He said: "For so many schools, music can be quite ‘inward’, with performances that are purely for the school community of parents et cetera.

"Events such as this give every school an opportunity to showcase the great music that is taking place."

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