We are incredibly proud to celebrate Braunstone Community Primary School, who received the Golden Buzzer on Britain’s Got Talent 2026, sending pupils straight through to the live shows.
The unforgettable performance saw pupils from Braunstone take to the stage alongside their former headteacher, Mr T, Halil Tamgumus, combining joyful singing with high-energy dance moves in a routine that lit up the theatre and had both the judges and audience on their feet. What began as a rendition of All Things Bright and Beautiful quickly transformed into an energetic, choreographed dance medley.
In a powerful demonstration of the Trust’s inclusive values, the pupils also signed the words to All Things Bright and Beautiful, ensuring the performance was accessible and meaningful for all, a moment that truly reflected Braunstone’s commitment to inclusion, belonging, and community.
Guest judge Stacey Solomon was so moved by the children’s confidence, positivity, and togetherness that she pressed the Golden Buzzer, recognising the powerful sense of joy and unity the pupils brought to the stage.
The performance reflects a much-loved weekly tradition at Braunstone Community Primary School. Every Friday afternoon turns into a dance session to celebrate the end of the school week, boosting wellbeing and engagement across the school.
A huge thank you goes to the incredible team at Braunstone Community Primary School, whose vision, dedication, and creativity made this moment possible. We would also like to thank the parents and families for their unwavering support and encouragement; it plays a vital role in moments like this.
This Golden Buzzer moment is a powerful reminder of what can happen when children are given the confidence, encouragement, and opportunity to be themselves.
Congratulations to everyone involved — pupils, colleagues, and families — on this outstanding achievement. The entire Discovery Trust community is cheering you on as you head into the next stage of the competition.
