A Didcot school recently welcomed an audience of more than 200 people for its annual arts showcase.
Aureus School held its third annual Creative and Expressive Arts Showcase, at The Cornerstone Arts Centre, featuring more than 80 performers from all year groups.
The school's collection of talent entertained an audience of friends, family and staff with an evening of dance, drama and music.
Amy King, head of creative and expressive arts at Aureus, said: "The school’s third creative and expressive arts event and the pupils were simply amazing – they put on a great show.
"Students showed ambition, respect and resilience during the rehearsal process.
Ms King staged the production with the assistance of head of music Alison Burbage, head of drama Joni McAuliffe, and assistant headteacher Hannah Powell.
Pupils Evie and Angelina said they enjoyed the opportunity to perform in a professional setting, while Alina and Eric said they were grateful for the opportunity to perform and try something new.
Headteacher Kirsty Rogers added: “I am always delighted to watch our students perform and this showcase did not disappoint.
"An exceptional evening where creativity took centre stage, this will absolutely leave a lasting impression on the local community, and, for our students, a lasting memory they will cherish forever.
"A huge thank you to the team for making this possible."
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