Music plays an important part in nurturing and developing confidence, love of performing, teamwork and achievement.

All pupils benefit from regular singing practice at least once a week, exploring a variety of styles, from sacred music, through gospel, pop and musical theatre.  Their voices are regularly heard at Harvest, Christmas and Easter services both in church, school and at special school drama productions for both KS1 and 2.

The Choir give many public performances to the local community with fundraising concerts supporting local charities and across Kent, including Demelza House Hospice for Children, where the choir perform to the children, their families and staff.  They have become a regular fixture for concerts at Ightham Mote and all choir members take part at the biggest children’s choir event in the world at London’s 02 arena for “Young Voices”.  The choir give concerts at school and take part in the school’s annual Spring Concert.