Looking back at Littlehampton and Angmering proms in 2010

Four coachloads, a total of 180 students, travelled from the school in Angmering to The Grand Hotel, Brighton, for an evening of entertainment from DJ Mickey Miles and balloon artist Lord Geoffrey. Louie Hassett and Katie Dudman were named prom king and queen, Dom Herron was named class clown and students decided Beth Evans was ‘most likely to be swallowed by a whale’, Glen Smith was ‘most likely to be on reality TV’, Paige Elder was ‘the biggest drama queen’, Lawrence Esswood was ‘most likely to make a million’ and Cheyanne White was ‘most likely to run a rescue centre’.

Year 11 students from The Littlehampton Academy arrived in limousines, sports cars, trucks and camper vans, and some even on motor bikes, for an evening of entertainment from DJ Shaun Taylor and local band Really Really. The room was beautifully decorated, including a throne for the prom king and queen, Victor Butt and Maddie Moore. The prom princess was Lottie Watkins, and the prom prince was Tom Burgess.

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