Junior school performs Frozen

The West Gippsland Arts Centre was transformed into the wintry world of Arendelle as St Paul's Anglican Grammar School students took audiences on a magical journey through Disney's Frozen Jr.
The annual production saw junior school students from prep to year six step into the spotlight, showcasing months of preparation, creativity and teamwork before family, friends and members of the wider community.
Presented at the West Gippsland Arts Centre, the performance followed Princess Anna's quest to save her kingdom and reconnect with her estranged sister, Queen Elsa, delighting audiences with well-known songs, colourful costumes and memorable characters.
Year six students took on the production's leading roles, supported by a talented cast drawn from across the junior school.
The experience gave students the opportunity to perform on a professional stage while building confidence and developing valuable performance skills.
Throughout the rehearsal process, students worked closely with educators to bring the beloved Disney story to life, learning the importance of collaboration, commitment and perseverance along the way.
For St Paul's Anglican Grammar School, the annual production is about more than entertainment.
It offers students a chance to explore their creativity, gain experience performing before live audiences and develop an appreciation for the performing arts from an early age.
The school's performing arts program also provides a pathway for students to continue pursuing their interests as they move into secondary school, where further co-curricular opportunities await.
The production highlighted the enthusiasm and talent of the young performers while reinforcing the role of the West Gippsland Arts Centre as a key cultural venue for local schools and community productions.