Leamington school staff show they have The X Factor for Children in Need
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Pupils and staff at North Leamington School showed they had 'The X factor' when they performed in front of hundreds of people for a fundraising event.
'NLS does The X Factor' was staged by the 21-strong group at the school last Friday (November 12) to raise money for the BBC's annual Children in Need appeal.
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Hide AdThe staff dressed up and sang as a range of famous music artists and bands including Amy Winehouse, Abba and Bruno Mars.
And in the style of the popular TV programme The X Factor, each act was judged by a team of 'expert' student leaders based on performance, stage presence,
costumes and crowd interaction.
The event raised £786 for Children in Need, which is a cause the school has supported for the past 18 years.
Debby Hill, performance faculty leader at North Leamington School, said: “It was a delight to see so many staff volunteer to take part in this event to raise money for Children
in Need.
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Hide Ad"The students loved seeing their teachers and other school staff let their hair down to sing and dance and more often than not, make a fool of themselves!.
"We are always proud to support Children in Need and this year felt even more special after a year of not being able to have face-to-face events like this.”