Potters Bar schoolkids have the X factor!
IT'S official… Potters Bar schoolchildren Jack Fox, James Hodge and Amber Todd have the X factor! In conjunction with Hertsmere Borough Council and Top Hat Stage School, the children have each been awarded a prestigious scholarship to the drama institutio
IT'S official... Potters Bar schoolchildren Jack Fox, James Hodge and Amber Todd have the X factor!
In conjunction with Hertsmere Borough Council and Top Hat Stage School, the children have each been awarded a prestigious scholarship to the drama institution.
They all took part in auditions to show off their talents in dance, drama and singing, with a chance of winning the one-year scholarships, worth �780 each.
The talented youngsters were officially acknowledged by Hertsmere deputy mayor Eddie Roach at a presentation evening last month at Elm Court Community Centre in Potters Bar.
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Warren Bacci, principal of Top Hat Stage School, said: "This is the first time we have ever given away a year's scholarship before.
"I was very excited at the prospect of giving these places away to talented children who may not otherwise be able to afford attending a stage school."
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All the winners are at schools in Potters Bar.
Jack, seven, who goes to Oakmere Primary School, said: "I'm just so happy to win the Top Hat audition.
"I've never done anything like this before and when I grow up I want to be just like my idol Elvis!"
James, 10, of Cranborne Primary School, said: "Acting is quite new to me.
"I've only ever done a few things at my school and I couldn't believe that I was chosen.
"I am so chuffed!"
Mount Grace pupil Amber, 12, said: "I was so shocked that I was picked! I can't wait to get started at Top Hat.
