Kingsfield Primary School children took part in Young Voices

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Children from a Cambridgeshire school took part in a mass choir concert at the O2 in London.

Pupils from Kingsfield Primary School in Chatteris, part of the Active Learning Trust, performed at the O2 in London as part of the Young Voices event, which brings together primary schools from across the UK to sing on a world-class stage.

Nicola Harradine, headteacher at Kingsfield Primary School, said: "We were absolutely delighted to offer our pupils this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to perform on such a prestigious stage.

"For them to travel to London and sing at the world-famous O2 venue has been a fantastic adventure, helping them to build confidence, resilience and teamwork.

Children from primary school perform at prestigious O2 concert (Image: Supplied)

"We hope the memories they have made and the sense of achievement they have will inspire them to pursue their musical and performing talents long into the future."

The pupils travelled to London by train for the performance, which included a mash-up of the musical Wicked, a collection of sea shanties, and a pop medley.

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