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Choirs on song for competition

Summary by spaldingvoice.co.uk

Three school choirs stepped up for the Let's Sing competition put on by Spalding Rotary Club. The final on Thursday, February 13, at Springfield Events Centre saw Ayscoughfee Hall, St Paul's and St Norbert's schools, all from Spalding look to win the £200 top prize.Each sang two songs for the panel of judges and the 27/02/2025

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Choirs on song for competition

Three school choirs stepped up for the Let's Sing competition put on by Spalding Rotary Club. The final on Thursday, February 13, at Springfield Events Centre saw Ayscoughfee Hall, St Paul's and St Norbert's schools, all from Spalding look to win the £200 top prize.Each sang two songs for the panel of judges and the 27/02/2025

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