Smithills School singing sensation Hannah Morris, aged 15, will be star for a night when she performs two numbers at a venue close to home.

The teenage performer, who won the BBC talent show "Star For A Night", will sing two solo numbers at the Smithills School and Bolton Sixth Form College Christmas Musical Evening.

Hannah will perform When A Child Is Born and Somewhere Over The Rainbow at the concert tomorrow night.

The annual event begins 7.30pm, and will also feature the Senior Brass Band, the Senior Symphonic Wind Band, the Senior Big Band, Senior and Junior Percussion, the String Orchestra and school choir.

Senior Brass Band members perform after another successful year in which they won the World Music Contest Gold Medal, the National Youth Brass Band Championships, the National Festival of Music for Youth Brass Band Championships, and BBC School Brass Band of the Year.

They will be led by Jessica Bowman, aged 17, solo euphonium. Jessica, who won the National Youth Brass Band Championships of Great Britain Instrumentalist of the Year title, will play a new solo piece in the concert, I Dream of Jeannie.

Tickets, £4 and £3 concessions, are from the school.

The Senior Brass Band follows the Christmas concert with a series of other performances around Bolton.

The band, which incorporates students from Bolton Sixth Form College, is set to appear at the Gospel Hall Christmas Concert on Friday, Old Links Golf Club on Saturday, at the BBC Radio Annual Christmas Concert at the Royal Northern College of Music in Manchester on December 20, at Theatre Church, Astley Bridge Carol Service on December 23, and at Smithills and Heaton Conservative Club on Christmas Eve.

However, on Wednesday, December 19, members are set to really test themselves with TWO concerts on one night.

First, the band performs at the Sixth Form College Presentation Evening, at 6.30pm, and then will give a Rotary Club performance at the Last Drop Village, at 9pm.