Concert Day at Inspiros International School was a spectacular showcase of student talent and creativity. Each year group brought something unique to the stage, blending storytelling, dance, and drama into performances that left the audience entertained and inspired.

The Year 7 students opened the event with a vibrant Lion King performance. Their colourful costumes, lively dance moves, and enthusiastic singing brought the jungle to life, setting a joyful tone for the evening.

Year 8 followed with a lively dance and skit that showcased their unity, creativity, and confidence. Their retelling of the legend of Tok Batin and the tiger ‘Pak Belang’ left the audience entertained and intrigued, as the story explained the origin of ‘Crying Tiger Hill’.

The Year 9 performance, inspired by Colors of the Wind, was another highlight. With expressive choreography and tribal costumes, they delivered a moving tale about our connection to nature, reminding everyone of the importance of protecting the environment.

Year 10’s adaptation of James Clavell’s Shogun was a showstopper. With passion, precision, and intensity, their performance brought the story to life and kept the audience captivated from start to finish. It was no surprise that they won first place.

The concert was a true celebration of talent, creativity, and teamwork, leaving the audience with lasting memories of an unforgettable evening.