Rock On has been a work in progress since the start of term one. 

Advanced skills teacher Narelle Butler said the show is about two groups competing for the stage’s top spot. 

“They have really enjoyed learning the dancing. We’ve actually had people who know rock and roll dancing come out and teach them some moves,” she said. 

“The grade 6s to 10s are the main cast members, with some talented grade 5 students. The Little kids will be doing some songs and dances.”. 

Tickets are $10 per person, or $25 for a family and are available from the school. Rock On is on stage August 9 and 10.