Hudds Grammar School musical show.(Entertainment)

From: Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England) | Date: September 20, 2004 | Copyright information

Songs For September rang out at Huddersfield Grammar School on Friday night.

The musical show was held to raise money for the Forget- me-not Trust, which plans a children's hospice.

Organised by the head of music Sherie Whittingham-Ball, performances were staged both by her private vocal students and pupils at the school at Luck Lane, Paddock.

"My private singing pupils did a lot of exams and the standar...

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