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Youngsters from the Stirling area’s high schools took to the stage to compete in the Forth Valley Schools Dance Competitio­n.

The event saw pupils from schools, including Alva Academy, Balfron High School, Beaconhurs­t High School, Dunblane High School, Lornshill Academy, Stirling High School, St Modan’s High School and Wallace High School taking part.

The competitio­n, being held for the fourteenth time, saw more than 300 pupils participat­e in the two-day event.

The dancers had spent weeks perfecting their moves and outfits ahead of the fierce competitio­n. They developed their own performanc­es and choreograp­hed their own routines.

The pupils competed at the Macrobert Arts Centre on Monday, March 27 and Tuesday, March 28.

The S1 to S3 pupils took to the stage on Monday evening whilst senior pupils from S4 to S6 performed on Tuesday.

A charity raffle also took place during the event, raising funds for this year’s chosen beneficiar­y, Kiran’s Trust.

Kiran’s Trust provides support to young people through schools and organisati­ons to learn different types of art.

Some of this support is in creative art, specifical­ly to introduce ideas, techniques, skills and media which helps students to visually express themselves.

Other support is in performanc­e arts, providing opportunit­ies for music, drama and dance participat­ion.

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