BGT Golden Buzzer Star Inspires at Ashbury's Got Talent

Ashbury Primary School welcomed a very special guest on Friday 1st May, as its annual “Ashbury’s Got Talent” finals took place in front of an enthusiastic audience of pupils, staff and families.

This year’s event featured guest judge Sally-Ann Spence, one of this year’s Britain’s Got Talent Golden Buzzer acts. Sally-Ann, a member of Jeremy Clarkson’s Hawkstone Farmers Choir, is based locally at Berrycroft Farm in Ashbury and has strong personal ties to the school, with her children having attended and a classroom named after her family’s farm.

The finals showcased an impressive range of talent from across the school, including performances in dancing, singing, boxing, bike riding, a band performance, and a poem recital. The standard throughout was exceptionally high, making judging a challenging task.

Headteacher Tim Miller praised the pupils, saying:
“The standard this year was absolutely brilliant. Every performer showed real courage, creativity and commitment , I am incredibly proud of all of them.”

The eventual winner, Ivor, delivered a standout performance by learning and performing Roald Dahl’s The Porcupine entirely by heart, with acting, humour and enthusiasm, impressing both judges and audience alike.

The event was a celebration of creativity, confidence and community spirit, with Sally-Ann’s presence providing a meaningful link between a national stage and a local school environment, inspiring pupils to pursue their own talents.

The entire school community would like to thank Sally-Ann for her time and encouragement and wishes her the very best of luck in the upcoming Britain’s Got Talent semi-final.