They had style and rhythm and now a team of tap dancers are waiting to discover if they are world record breakers.
Members of Broadland School of Dance in Aylsham took part in a national Tapathon challenge to beat the largest number of dancers to perform a routine.
The performance, on behalf of Children in Need, was the culmination of two months of rehearsals.
More than 40 girls, aged four to 17, completed the Tapathon at the Aylsham Care Trust Centre today.
Other members of the group supported the record attempt at the Perfect Performers dance school in Sprowston.
Venues across the country joined the charity fundraiser to get as many people as possible dancing at the same time to Play that Sax by Fleur East. Principal Katy Carroll, whose five year old daughter Evie was amongst the performers, said: 'It was a fantastic experience for the children.
'Everyone was really keen to do their bit for Children in Need, we have raised more than £1,000 and are hoping to have got into the record books.'
The Tapathon is organised by The Performers Project and aims to beat the current world record which stands at just over 7,500 dancers.
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