Aberdeenshire schools taking part in night three of the Glee Challenge burst into song on the stage of Aberdeen Music Hall yesterday.
Pupils from Westhill, Bucksburn, Inverurie, Peterhead and Kingswells all hit the high notes in keeping with this year’s ‘Scottish contemporary pop and rock’ theme last night.
All four competed for a chance to book their place in the regional final, with victors being decided in a dramatic Britain’s Got Talent judging format.
On the night, it was to be Elrick Primary School who came out on top and booked their place at the regional final set to take place at a later date.
They narrowly beat out pupils from Dales Park, Cluny, Brimmond, Kellands and Kingwells primary schools, who also competed well on the night.
North-east youngsters, for the past three nights, have delighted live audiences with a variety of contemporary “made-in Scotland” pop songs, with a further show to be put on tonight and next week on Tuesday.
The competition, organised by the Frisson Foundation, aims to encourage school children to showcase their musical talents.
Tickets are available for the final night of heats, which can be purchased from the Aberdeen Performing Arts website.
Our photographer Kenny Elrick was there to capture the best moments from night three.
Cluny Primary School
Monymusk Primary School
Dales Park Primary School
Kingswells Primary School
Kellands Primary School
Brimmond Primary School
Elrick Primary School
Judges, host, audience and winners
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