Tickets go on sale from 10am on Tuesday 13 January and can be purchased from the Royal Albert Hall’s website. A limited number of tickets can also be purchased directly from MMF.

More information and the ticket booking link will be shared via this page nearer to the time of the event.

It is recommended that parents/guardians refer to the school stage seating plan (see below) before buying tickets to identify where your child will be sat during the performance so you can ensure good line of sight.

Every child deserves to perform in the spotlight and have a loved one there to support them.

We have worked hard to keep ticket prices low and will be offering a budget-friendly ticket option to support access for all families.

For families in financial hardship, MMF is providing 200 free tickets to schools to enable family members of performers from low-income backgrounds to attend the performance. Bursary tickets will be allocated to schools based on the number of pupils attending and weighted according to each school’s percentage of pupils in receipt of Free School Meals.

More information about the free ticket scheme will be shared with schools soon.

During rehearsals and the concert itself, we will be taking photographs and videos (including pupil interviews) to capture the hard work, dedication and joy of being part of this event. Some rehearsal photos may also appear in the souvenir concert programme.

To make this possible, we kindly ask you to complete the photo/video consent form by Saturday 10 January. Giving consent means your child may be featured in official photos, videos and promotional content, helping us celebrate their contribution to this remarkable event.

Important: photos & videos at RAH

Please note that by allowing your child to attend this event you acknowledge that, whilst your photo consent preferences will be respected regarding close-up images, they may however be included in wide angle official photographs of the event. You also acknowledge that audience members may take their own photos and videos during the concert. If your child must not be photographed for safeguarding reasons, please contact us on the email below so that special arrangements can be made: comms@mmf.org.uk 

At the end of the concert, you will be asked to collect your child from their school’s colour coded collection zone.

Visit the main hall virtually, using RAH’s Google Maps style Virtual Tour.

Access the lyric sheets, backing tracks and other resources for the massed schools’ choir pieces and help your little one to practise at home ahead of the big event!

Monday 9 February, 4.30pm – 6pm. This is a chance for Merton teachers to visit the hall, see the waiting areas and walk their routes to and from their performance seats. This will help schools complete their own Risk Assessments and ask any outstanding questions about the performance day.