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A North Yorkshire school will play host to famous acts from the music industry after winning a national competition. A North Yorkshire school played host to famous acts from the music industry after winning a national competition.
Pupils at Harrogate Grammar School will be treated to a school disco on Friday with performances from Kate Nash, The Wombats, Fightstar and DJ Ironik. Pupils at Harrogate Grammar School were treated to a school disco on Friday with performances from Kate Nash, The Wombats, Fightstar and DJ Ironik.
They won the most votes in a "school invasion" competition organised by social networking site MySpace.They won the most votes in a "school invasion" competition organised by social networking site MySpace.
The prize also includes £10,000 worth of music equipment, a music masterclass and an expert online safety session. The prize also included £10,000 worth of music equipment, a music masterclass and an expert online safety session.
Harrogate Grammar School beat hundreds of other schools in the online competition.Harrogate Grammar School beat hundreds of other schools in the online competition.
Emily Segal, head of music at the school, said: "There has been a real buzz in the school since the competition started, with students from year 9 to 13 getting involved and voting."Emily Segal, head of music at the school, said: "There has been a real buzz in the school since the competition started, with students from year 9 to 13 getting involved and voting."
Ms Segal said the community as a whole was excited as they had all been encouraged to vote for the school.Ms Segal said the community as a whole was excited as they had all been encouraged to vote for the school.
She added: "We cannot wait now till the party, when our school will host some of the biggest names in the business. How great is that?"