For the second time, the choir was invited to perform at this important event. A reception followed in the House of Commons. ©House of Commons

The choir had the special opportunity to visit and sing at the Chapel Royal for Month of the Military Child. 

Together, Chelsea Pensioners and Military Kids Choir members wrote a special intergenerational song -We Stand Together - which they got to record together at RAK Studios.

By special invitation of Speaker of the House, Sir Lindsary Hoyle, the choir performed as part of this special event, recognising those who serve in the UK armed forces. ©House of Commons

The choir expanded from 21 to over 50 children for a special moment - to audition on Britain's Got Talent, with their song, Welcome Home. They received a big 'yes' from all of the judges and proceeded to the semi finals!

To prepare for the semi-finals, the choir worked together on a new song, Stand Up, which, following their performance, did indeed receive a standing ovation! While they didn't win, it was an unforgettable experience.

The choir had the privilege of singing at the NMA for the national Armed Forces Day celebration. The Princess Royal in attendence and congratulated the group after their performance.

21 Triservice Children from across Britain joined for this very special day of recording Welcome Home at the iconic Abbey Road Studios.

Welcome Home was awarded First Place in the international competition and 

NSI Practitioner Bethzienna joins two RN children, Emily and Lewis for a songwriting workshop on Zoom. The final result after several sessions was the song, Welcome Home.