“Friendships from the start,” is how Chic Taylor described this year’s All Stars week.
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“They just stepped it up and did a fantastic job.”
The week-long program, which brings St Joseph’s High School, Aberdeen, students and clients from intergratedliving together, wrapped up on Saturday.
The All Stars presented Carnivale, a show filled with colour, laughs, action and, most of all, fun.
There was standing room only at the St James’ Primary School hall, with a number of first-timers in the audience sitting alongside those who are there every year.
“I think it was the best one yet,” Ms Taylor said.
“I have been asked what we are going to do next year to one up it again. We will have our thinking caps on.”
Brooke Risby, Lacey Cornall, Sophie Towler and Monique Biano with (sitting) Libby Aird and Leah Cameron.
From left, Peggy Elphinstone, Charlie Bell, 10, Emi-lee Denyer, 7, Brady Louchton, 12, (strongman) Riley Denyer, 6, (right) Evelyn Bell, 8, Samantha Bell, 12, and Jill Hamling.
Collin and Chris Gee were out to watch Chris’ daughter perform.
Mark and Alicia Baker, with six-year-old Eva and two-year-old Layla, were out to support son Rhys who was part of the show.
Patrick Foley (right) had his sister, Ruth Butler, nephews Nicholas, 12, and Brendan Butler, 7, and mum Elise Foley out for the show.
Balancing spinning plates is no easy feet.
Steven Wilson shows off his plate spinning skills on Saturday night.
Some of the participants showed of their hula hooping skills.
BEST SHOW: Forty-two clients and 110 students, with the help of a number of staff members and visitors from Circus Avalon, made this year's All Stars the biggest yet.
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